This early issue of Electrical Experimenter is from October 1914. While Hugo Gernsback’s later publications are famous for their artistic covers, these very earliest issues use plain covers and are much shorter. This issue includes an article describing several Tesla high-frequency demonstrations and includes a rare photo of Tesla’s “World Wireless” Tower on Long Island, later blown up by the U.S. government over concerns foreign agents would use it against the U.S. in World War I.
Contents of this Issue:
- Electrical Entertainments (H. Winfield Secor)
- New Japanese Theory of Magnetism
- Experimental Electricity Course (Gernsback & Secor): Lesson 14. High Frequency Currents
- Tesla’s “World Wireless” Tower on Long Island, N.Y.
- The Constructor
- The Midnight Chase (Thomas W. Benson)
- Wireless Department: The Colin-Jeance System of Radiotelephony
- How-To-Make-It Department
- Wrinkles-Receipts-Formulas-Hints
- Latest Patents: Improved Electrolytic Rectifier
- A Perpetual Electric Current
- Among the Amateurs: The Lieben-Reisz Gas Relay vs. The Audion
- Question Box: Large Storage Battery Plant
Publisher: Experimenter Publishing Company, Inc., 1914
Editor: Hugo Gernsback
Issue: Volume 2: Number 6; October 1914
Pages: 14
Size: 9″ x 12″
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