The Experimenter, vol. 1, no. 4, November 1924 | The Perversity of Things
The Experimenter, vol. 1, no. 4, November 1924
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This issue is composed of the following stories and articles, some of which go unattributed on the table of contents:
The New "Experimenter" Horsepower in the Households Silencer for Public Speakers Talkless Telephone Grand Central Terminal Switchboard
Radio and Life By Hugo Gernsback, Member American Physical Society Airplane Night Advertising Baseball Record Board
Hearing Muscular Action By Dr. Lilienstein
Historical Experiments - the Frictional Electric Machine
Madame X the Wonder Girl By Robert Grennon
Electric Cross-Road Signals Spectacular Electrical Effects What Experimenters Are Doing
The Arc of the Covenant By Victor MacClure
The Radio Controlled Television Plane By Hugo Gernsback
Microphone Used in Water Finding By C. A. Oldroyd
Walking Stick for the Deaf
Single-Tube Reflex Experiments with the Hook-Up Board By Clyde J. Fitch
Some Little Known Methods of Producing Oscillations Simple Super-Heterodyne Analogy "Reaching Out" with a Crystal Detector Loop Aerial How to Use a Two-Element Vacuum Tube Single-Control Receivers Converting the Single Circuit Tuner A. C. Lights Amplifier Tubes "A" Battery Switch Bulbs and Their Resistance
Small and Powerful Battery By Dr. E. Bade
Practical Hints and Data for Building Electromagnets By H. Winfield Secor
Simple Telegraphone Plug Resistances
Constructing a Tesla High Frequency Resonator By Kenneth M. Swezey
Rewinding Telephone Magnetos Influence of Magnetism on Life
Starting a Chemical Laboratory By Raymond B. Wailes
Chemicals in the Medicine Chest Fun with Soap Bubbles
Electro Chemistry By Floyd L. Darrow
Laboratory Manipulation By T. O'Conor Sloane, Ph.D.
Variable Condenser Motor Regulator Coil Winding Machine Electric Sandstorm Wire Straightening High-Speed Motor Portable Daniel Cell Loud Speaking Telephone Current Reverser Home-Made Tipping Cell Aquarium Heater Magic Candles A Ghostly Skeleton Mystery Lights Short-Circuits How and Why?
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