Boyer Lowe Wavemeter
(British) |
Forward Spark Wavemeter
(British) |
Heterodine Wavemeter
(British) |
Kilborne & Clark
Wavemeter c. 1920
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Fessenden Wavemeter
c. 1906 |
Kilborne & Clark
Capacity Bridge c. 1920
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Clapp Eastham BQ
Wavemeter
1921 |
General Radio Wavemeter
c. 1919 |
Burndept Ethophone Wavemeter
(British) |
General Radio
Type 566-A Wavemeter |
General Radio
Type 758-A Wavemeter |
Marconi Wavemeter #2
100-2500 Metres
1906 |
Murdock Tuning Condenser
1914
Murdock Tuning Condenser
Approx. 1916
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L.S. Brach Antenna Reel
1918
Used in conjunction with WWI aircraft wireless equipment
Early Step Attenuator Switch
c 1890'S
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Brown Telephone Relay
1914
This ingenious device uses a very
sensitive relay as an audio amplifier. It was used to boost the weak
audio output of early wireless systems. |
AWA High Voltage Condenser
1919
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Aerial Switch
(Manhattan?)
c. 1912
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Murdock Condenser
Approx. 1916
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Western Electric D 14293
Aircraft Microphone
1918
Used with WE SCR68 transceiver |
Holtzer Cabot Headphones
c. 1916 |
Gamage code practice set
(British) |
Tuning Inductance
Collins Wireless Telephone Co.
ca. 1906 |
DeForest Variable Condenser |
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Wireless Telegraph Franks
These were given to employees of the wireless companies to use in
lieu of payment for wireless transmissions. They are essentially a
"wireless postage stamp." |