This is the February 1916 issue of Electric Experimenter magazine. The cover story is “The Electric Gyro-Cruiser.” This issue also includes a work of fiction, “The Shirikari Tentacle,” an article on new De Forest radio apparatus, and a celebration of 40 years of the telephone.
Contents of this Issue:
- Editorial: Forty Years of the Telephone (H. Gernsback)
- How Vessels at Sea Signal Through the Water
- New Searchlights Foil the Enemy’s Guns
- The Trench Tractor (H. Gernsback)
- Gigantic Gas-Electric Locomotive
- English Women Learn Wireless
- Miniature Electric Battleship “Massachusetts” (Carol Wakeman)
- The Modern Detecta-Phone (Samuel Cohen)
- When Bell Introduced the Telephone
- The Electric Gyro-Cruiser (Eric R. Lyon)
- New Telephone Novelties
- Monster Electric Range to Cook for 1,500 People
- New Arc Lamp Consumes No Electrodes
- Mysteries of Matter (John Candee Dean)
- New Electric Signal for Locomotives
- Automobile Storage Batteries Withstand Fire (Frank C. Perkins)
- A Telephotograph in the “Movies”
- The Shirikari Tentacle (George Frederic Stratton)
- The Marvels of Modern Physics (Rogers D. Rusk)
- Radio Department: Latest De Forest Radio Apparatus
- The Dubilier Multiple Musical Tone Radio System
- The Electric Arc and Its Interesting Applications (Morton W. Sterns)
- The Radio League of America
- The Constructor: Construction of a Collin’s Radiophone Arc (H. Winfield Secor)
- Official List of Licensed Radio Amateurs Not To Appear Till September 1916 In New Government Call Book
- How To Make It
- Wrinkles Recipes Formulas (S. Gernsback)
- With the Amateurs
- Amateur News
- Latest Patents
- Phoney Patents
- Question Box
- Patent Advice (H. Gernsback)
- Book Review
- Scientific Exchange Columns
- Opportunity Exchange
Publisher: Experimenter Publishing Company, Inc.
Editor: Hugo Gernsback
Issue: Volume 3: Number 10; Whole No. 34; February 1916
Pages: 72
Size: 9″ x 12″
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