Wireless Lighthouse: Rays to Tell Ships their Position
Invention by Guglielmo Maconi and assisted by Charles Samuel Franklin for long-distance wireless. The Lighthouse beam system, tells the ships the position in the fog, consisting of a large number of vertical wires arranged in a parabolic curve. The message from the transmitting aerial is projected onto the reflector and sent out in a direct line
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13788309
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46786427
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3899px x 5866px
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Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Illustration by George Horace Davis in The Illustrated London News', 30 August 1924, page 105
Date
1924
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