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The very rapid advances which have been made in the art of telegraphy through space continue to attract much attention to this fascinating subject. What was stated yesterday to be impossible has now...

Inventions, Researches, and Writings of Nikola Tesla. By THOMAS COMERFORD MARTIN. Svo, 500 pp. The Electrical Engineer, New York, 1894. This book for the first time affords the reader an opportunity...

[90061.] — Coil: Tesla and Skiagraphs. — To MR. BOTTONE. — I don't think you will improve matters by using a Tesla in conjunction with your coil. The same winding as described would be suitable, in...

Mr. Nikola Tesla's reception in London has partaken of the nature of an ovation, and the English electrical press is filled with enthusiastic comments upon his lecture at the Institution of Civil...

With a Description of the Usual Apparatus Involved in Their Production. Experiments with electric currents of ultra-high frequency and potential, form probably the most interesting phase of electrical...

Editorial Note. — In the following interesting article, Dr. Tesla presents a theory to account for the diminished intensity of wireless signals on account of bright sunlight, which differs radically...

By Willis L. Nye The applications of a Tesla transformer for an experimenter who is interested in high frequency electrical phenomena are numerous and a few hints as to the construction of a coil of...

This apparatus, exhibited by Tesla at the World's Fair, Chicago, attracted some attention. From a description in the Electrical Engineer , of New York, we take a sectional view, fig. 1, of the...

To the Editor of the Western Electrician: In some of the New York papers I recently noticed articles headed "Tesla's Achievements," which would be amusing were they not misleading. Stripped of...

TESLA HAS WIRELESS TO LIGHT WHOLE OCEAN. "I have invented and patented an apparatus for transmitting electrical energy without wires which will not only revolutionize the present wireless systems, but...