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Talking by wireless to a man nearly 5000 miles away seemed to the average reader like a tale from the Arabian Nights, and when the newspapers last week chronicled the feat that had been performed by...

The U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals at Boston has reversed the decision of the lower court and decided in favor of the Westinghouse Electric Manufacturing Company against the Stanley Instrument Company...
An important electrical decision was handed down at New Haven, Conn., on August 29th by Judge Townsend, in the United States Circuit Court, in the case of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing...

BY E. GUARINI. The first experiments in wireless telegraphy, and the first patents taken out in connection with this branch of telegraphy in the United States, date from long ago. Without going back...

Issued December 26, 1893. 511,559. Electrical Transmission of Power . Nikola Tesla, New York, N. Y. The invention relates to the operation of motors having independent energizing circuits; alternating...
I don't know enough about Tesla transformers to answer the first part of the question; but alternating current can be transformed with very slight loss, either up or down, by suitable transformers...

A machine based on a new principle, for use wherever a fluid is used as a vehicle of energy, has been invented by Nikola Tesla. Apparently it is capable of a wide variety of applications, from cases...

(Concluded from page 175.) It is easy to understand that if we have several receiving stations, each tuned to a different period of electrical vibration, and of which the corresponding inductance and...
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...