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Exercise book containing Morse tapes of experimental transmissions from a tug in Alum Bay to the Needles Station

MS. Marconi 135

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Title

Exercise book containing Morse tapes of experimental transmissions from a tug in Alum Bay to the Needles Station

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MS. Marconi 135

Summary

The book was originally used as an exercise book for school compositions, and the tapes have been pasted over the top. Inside the front cover is a sheet of notes in Marconi's hand on the experiments, and inside the back cover is a note by Kemp of a code to indicate the quality of signals received.

Date

Dec 1897

Language

English

Physical extent

1 volume

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Collection contents

The Marconi Archives

Papers relating to Marconi and the development of wireless telegraphy

Early demonstrations and tests

South Coast and Isle of Wight experiments

Exercise book containing Morse tapes of experimental transmissions from a tug in Alum Bay to the Needles Station

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