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Telephone History: Part E

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Become Smart With Telephone History. Epilogue III: Graham versus Gray. Epilogue II: A personal note on W.E.C.O. Epilogue I: the death of Western Electric. The Inventors: Gray and Bell. The Early Years - 1876 - 1900. The New Century 1901 - 1940. The History of the Telephone. I mentioned direct number dialing, where callers made their own long distance calls, This was first introduced into the Bell System in a trial in Englewood, New Jersey in 1951. Ten years passed before it became universal. In 1952 the ...

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Telephone History: Early Telephone Development

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Become Smart With Telephone History. Epilogue III: Graham versus Gray. Epilogue II: A personal note on W.E.C.O. Epilogue I: the death of Western Electric. The Inventors: Gray and Bell. The Early Years - 1876 - 1900. The New Century 1901 - 1940. The History of the Telephone. For more information on Leyden jars, including photographs and instructions on how to build them, go this page at the Static Generator site:. Http:/ www.alaska.net/ natnkell/leyden.htm. If so, a new source of power beckoned. And t...

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Gun History: Firearms

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Become Smart With Gun History. A Little Gun History Lesson. History of the Luger. History of the M-1911. History of the Colt Revolver. Since the introduction of the flintlock musket in the 17th century, military small arms have gone through a series of significant changes. Puckle Gun - 1718. History of the Colt Revolver. The breech-loading rifle was invented by Captain Patrick Ferguson of Pitfours, Scotland. John Moses Browning - Winchester Rifle. John Moses Browning was the prolific gun designer who inv...

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Telephone History: Part A

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Become Smart With Telephone History. Epilogue III: Graham versus Gray. Epilogue II: A personal note on W.E.C.O. Epilogue I: the death of Western Electric. The Inventors: Gray and Bell. The Early Years - 1876 - 1900. The New Century 1901 - 1940. The History of the Telephone. Thanks to Joe Oster for supplying Strowger's birthplace. Good connections : A Century of Service by the Men and Women of Southwestern Bell by David G. Park (Long out of print, but try htttp:/ www,abe.com). For more on common battery a...

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Telephone History: 1940 -- Today

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Become Smart With Telephone History. Epilogue III: Graham versus Gray. Epilogue II: A personal note on W.E.C.O. Epilogue I: the death of Western Electric. The Inventors: Gray and Bell. The Early Years - 1876 - 1900. The New Century 1901 - 1940. The History of the Telephone. Although Germany was battling fiercely in Europe, World War Two hit the United States quite suddenly. Call volume increased dramatically after the Pearl Harbor attack. Telephone men were called into service by the thousands. The first...

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Telephone History: Part F

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Become Smart With Telephone History. Epilogue III: Graham versus Gray. Epilogue II: A personal note on W.E.C.O. Epilogue I: the death of Western Electric. The Inventors: Gray and Bell. The Early Years - 1876 - 1900. The New Century 1901 - 1940. The History of the Telephone. GTE was then a poorly managed conglomerate of 23 regional phone companies and a maker of, among other things, televisions and light bulbs. They had their successes and failures. One notable achievement is below. During the 1950s, 1960...

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Telephone History: The Inventors: Gray and Bell

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Become Smart With Telephone History. Epilogue III: Graham versus Gray. Epilogue II: A personal note on W.E.C.O. Epilogue I: the death of Western Electric. The Inventors: Gray and Bell. The Early Years - 1876 - 1900. The New Century 1901 - 1940. The History of the Telephone. The Inventors: Gray and Bell. The advantage I had was that sound had been the study of my life - the study of vibrations.". I'll give you a crude example, a piano analogy, since Watson said Bell played the piano well. For the definiti...

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Telephone History: January 2009

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Become Smart With Telephone History. Epilogue III: Graham versus Gray. Epilogue II: A personal note on W.E.C.O. Epilogue I: the death of Western Electric. The Inventors: Gray and Bell. The Early Years - 1876 - 1900. The New Century 1901 - 1940. The History of the Telephone. Why is there no "Q" or "Z" on many telephones? This fascinating story came from http:/ www.LearningKingdom.com, now out of business. Some voice mail systems don't take into account that not every phone has a Q or Z . . . Voice mail an...

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Aeroplane History: February 2009

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Become Smart With Aeroplane History. History of the Airplane. History of the Airplane. He dream of flying is as old as mankind itself. However, the concept of the airplane. Has only been around for two centuries. Before that time, men and women tried to navigate the air by imitating the birds. They built machines with flapping wings called. On the surface, it seemed like a good plan. After all, there are plenty of birds in the air to show that the concept. Click on a picture to enlarge it. This wing of t...

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Aeroplane History: December 2008

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Become Smart With Aeroplane History. Early History of Flight 19th And 20th Century Flig. Early History of Flight. The History of Flight. Early History of Flight 19th And 20th Century Flight Efforts. German engineer, Otto Lilienthal, studied aerodynamics and worked to design a glider that would fly. Otto Lilienthal was the first person to design a glider that could fly a person and was able to fly long distances. Samuel Langley received a $50,000 grant to build a full sized aerodrome. It was too heavy...