Wireless operators strike prompts safety concerns at sea
The article warns that reliance on highly skilled wireless operators risks safety at sea. It discusses attempted adoption of wheeled telegraphy on vessels, auto rate signals, and technical details of drum devices used to send messages. It notes potential for fishing vessels to signal catch and mentions Britain considering distributed wire telephony experiments.
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