The Story of Wireless Telegraphy
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This inference was some months later put to a successful test at the Broomhill Colliery, by Mr. Heaviside, one of Mr. Preece's assistants. An equilateral triangle of insulated wire three quar- ters of a mile in length each side, was arranged in a horizontal plane at the bottom of the colliery, 360 feet below the surface of the ground. A similar triangle was placed above ground, exactly over and parallel to the former, and between the telephones in the two circuits communication was successfully... established.
Similar and highly interesting experiments were conducted the same year (1886) across the Mersey at Liverpool, and between Shrewsbury and Much Wenlock.
It is unnecessary to go into details of all the investigations instituted by this indefatigable worker; but two or three sets of experiments carried out in Scotland and Wales respectively call for especial mention. The first of the series took place in 1892 between Lavernock Point on the Bristol Channel, and the two near-lying islands of Flat Holm and Steep Holm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This inference was some months later put to a successful test at the Broomhill Colliery, by Mr. Heaviside, one of Mr. Preece's assistants. An equilateral triangle of insulated wire three quar- ters of a mile in length each side, was arranged in a horizontal plane at the bottom of the colliery, 360 feet below the surface of the ground. A similar triangle was placed above ground, exactly over and parallel to the former, and between the telephones in the two circuits communication was successfully... established.
Similar and highly interesting experiments were conducted the same year (1886) across the Mersey at Liverpool, and between Shrewsbury and Much Wenlock.
It is unnecessary to go into details of all the investigations instituted by this indefatigable worker; but two or three sets of experiments carried out in Scotland and Wales respectively call for especial mention. The first of the series took place in 1892 between Lavernock Point on the Bristol Channel, and the two near-lying islands of Flat Holm and Steep Holm.
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