The Cable Doomed by Wireless Telegraphy
Professor Reginald A. Fessenden argues wireless telegraphy will replace the undersea cable within five years. He cites experiments over 53 miles using wave detectors and claims gains in distance, energy efficiency, and speed compared with Marconi’s coherer system.
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