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English: The tuned circuit of a marine spark gap transmitter, an obsolete radio transmitter used during the wireless telegraphy era, 1890-1920. This was from a German Telefunken Type D 1.5 kW ship wireless set, which could transmit on wavelengths of 600 - 200 meters (500 - 1500 kHz). It consists of a bank of Leyden jar capacitors (cylinders) connected to a spiral inductor of copper strip through a quenched spark gap (top). It was powered with an alternating current of 10-20 kilovolts from a high voltage transformer.

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Source Retrieved August 4, 2013 from Bernard John Leggett (1921) Wireless Telegraphy, with Special Reference to the Quenched-Spark System, E. P. Dutton and Co., New York, fig. 29a facing p. 85 on Google Books
Author Bernard John Leggett

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