. Practical wireless telegraphy; a complete text book for students of radio communication . Fig. 322—Bank of High Voltage Transformersat Kahuku. LocationCarnarvon, WalesClifden. IrelandGlace Bay, Nova ScotiaStavanger, NorwayMarion, Mass. New Brunswick,New Jersey Bolinas,California Kahuku, Hawaii SystemContinuous and discontinuouswaves Discontinuous wavesDiscontinuous waves Continuous waves Continuous waves Continuous and discontinuous wavesDiscontinuous wavesDiscontinuous wavesDiscontinuous waves Power Wave Lengthin Meters 100-300 6,000 to 10,000 7S-1S0 5,500 7S-1S0 8,000 ISO K.
. Practical wireless telegraphy; a complete text book for students of radio communication . Fig. 322—Bank of High Voltage Transformersat Kahuku. LocationCarnarvon, WalesClifden. IrelandGlace Bay, Nova ScotiaStavanger, NorwayMarion, Mass. New Brunswick,New Jersey Bolinas,California Kahuku, Hawaii SystemContinuous and discontinuouswaves Discontinuous wavesDiscontinuous waves Continuous waves Continuous waves Continuous and discontinuous wavesDiscontinuous wavesDiscontinuous wavesDiscontinuous waves Power Wave Lengthin Meters 100-300 6,000 to 10,000 7S-1S0 5,500 7S-1S0 8,000 ISO ? ISO ? 1S0-3OO 8,000 to 15,000 300 6,000 to 10,0006,000 to 12,0006,000 to 12,000 MARCONI TRANSOCEANIC RADIO TRANSOCEANIC STATIONS. LocationSayville,Long Island Tuckerton,New Jersey System Power Joly-Arco (continuous waves) 100 Goldschmidt High Frequency ^^°,^-^; |fwAlternator (continuous waves) ^*° ^ ^- ^• 307 Wave Length9,400 meters 7,400 meters. Fig. 323—U. S. Naval Radio Station at Radio, Va. (Arlington). PART XVII. LOCATION OF TROUBLE-MAINTENANCE -REPAIRS 240. In General. 241. General Precautions. 242. Make-shift Testing Apparatus. 243. Checking Up theTransmitter. 244. The Faults of the Possible Faults of the Motor Generator. 246. Trou-ble in the Receiving Apparatus. 247. ImprovisedTransmitters and Receivers. 240. In General.—Unless the student can apply in a practical way the fun-damental knowledge of radio which he has gained in the class-room, he is hardlyqualified to operate commercial wireless telegraph equipment. The ability to lo-cate troubles in radio apparatus as they arise constitutes one of the most im-portant essentials of a first-class operators qualifications. The author would notcreate the impression that the radio telegraphist may expect to encounter aninordinate amount of trouble when he takes charge of a ships wireless station,because modern wireless apparatus if properly c
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