Nikola Tesla has succeeded now in perfecting his electrical oscillators or machines for the production of rapid electrical vibrations. Among the many uses of the new apparatus are lighting by bulbs without filaments, the development of more powerful Roentgen rays and improvement in photography.
The opinion is advanced by the Electrical Review to-day that the oscillators, by reason of their simplicity and economy, soon will supplant the more costly and complicated induction coil of the familiar old style.
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