This issue of Electrical Experimenter from September 1916 features the cover story “The Mysteries of Ultra-Violet Light” by Hugo Gernsback. Other stories cover the invention of the photoelectric cell with its potential for solar power in the future and new developments in radio and antenna construction.
Contents of this Issue:
- Editorial: Energy Direct from the Sun (H. Gernsback)
- The Mysteries of Ultra-Violet Light
- Electricity, the Mystic, in Modern Hotel Service
- Killing Sharks by Electricity (H. Gernsback)
- The Telephone in Modern Warfare
- Electricity Direct from Sunlight
- The Dawn of Electrical Railroading
- Why Not Have the President Talk Simultaneously to “All the People?”
- Timing the Frequency of Musical and Vocal Sounds
- A Pocket Telephone Silencer At Last
- Electrotypes and Their Making
- The Unterrified Amateur (Thomas Reed)
- The Electrical Mechanism of the Ether (A. Press, B. Sc.)
- Engineering As a Vocation. An Article for Students and Parents (H. Winfield Secor, Assoc. A.I.E.E.)
- The Marvels of Modern Physics: High Frequency Phenomena (Rogers D. Rusk, B.Sc.)
- Editor’s Mail Bag
- Radio Department: New Light Weight Radio Sets for Aeroplanes
- An Ultraudion Hook-Up (L.M. Westcott, U.S.N.)
- The Constructor: Building a 110-Ft. Iron Pipe Radio Mast
- A Simple Wire Gauge
- A Small Static Machine (Leonard R. Crow)
- Making Selenium Cells (Homer Vanderbilt)
- Frequency Meters (Milton B. Sleeper)
- How To Make It
- Experimental Chemistry: Fourth Lesson. Distillation (Albert W. Wilsdon)
- Official List of Licensed Radio Amateurs Not to Appear in Annual Government Call Book Until September 1916
- With the Amateurs
- Wrinkles, Recipes, & Formulas
- Latest Patents
- Phoney Patents
- Question Box
- Patent Advice (H. Gernsback)
- $25.00 to Anyone Who Solves This Electrical Problem
- How It Feels to Be in a War Submarine
- Book Review
- Scientific Exchange Columns
- Opportunity Exchange
Publisher: Experimenter Publishing Company, Inc.
Editor: Hugo Gernsback
Issue: Volume 4: Number 5; Whole No. 41; September 1916
Pages: 80
Size: 9″ x 12″
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