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English: Photograph of a radiotelephone transmitter in use at the Laeken, Belgium radio station circa 1914. The device used a high-frequency spark transmitter developed by Riccardo Moretti of Rome and a microphone invented by Giovan Battista Marzi of Cornigliano Liguria, Italy. The station was under the oversight of Robert Goldschmidt.
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Source Photograph appearing on page 565 of the May 1917 issue of The Wireless Age, within the article "Radio Telephony: Article V" by Alfred N. Goldsmith.
Author Magazine illustration

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