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1. Alexander Graham Bell
   ... In 1872, Alexander began his experiments with the telegraph. One ... Bell worked on numerous experiments involving the telegraph. During ...
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2. Alexander Graham Bell
   ... In 1872, Alexander began his experiments with the telegraph. One ... Bell worked on a lot of experiments involving the telegraph. During ...
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3. Thomas Edison
   ... In 187677 they worked on important experiments for recording and playing back messages sent over the telegraph and telephone. These ...
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4. The Life and Times of the Man Who Invented the Telephone
   ... Watson became Bellamp39s indispensable assistant, bringing to Bellamp39s experiments the crucial ... the young inventor focus his efforts on the harmonic telegraph instead ...
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5. graham bell
   ... AG Bell: Making Connections, 1996 In 1866, he made experiments to find out how vowel sounds are ... The man was a critic of The Western Union Telegraph Company. ...
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6. Thomas Edison
   ... a mechanism that did this automatically allowing him time to conduct his experiments. ... returned to Port Huron where he landed another job as a telegraph operator ...
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7. Thomas Edison
   ... Thomas Edison set up his first lab in his basement to perform experiments after learning ... At the age of 16, Edison roamed the Midwest as a telegraph operator. ...
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8. Imperial Telecommunications Through the First World War
   ... 3. After years of experiments and patents, they finally built a oneneedle telegraph that was so efficient and so simple that it was used in England for ...
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9. Imperial Telecommunications Through the First World War
   ... 3. After years of experiments and patents, they finally built a oneneedle telegraph that was so efficient and so simple that it was used in England for ...
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10. thomas edison
    ... He liked his experiments because he enjoyed finding things out for himself and tinkering with ... Edison also made several improvements to the telegraph machine. ...
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11. thomas edison
    ... on practical experiments and problem solving. This resulted in 380 patents for electric light and power, 195 for the phonograph, 150 for the telegraph, 141 for ...
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12. Thomas Edison
    ... on practical experiments and problem solving. This resulted in 380 patents for electric light and power, 195 for the phonograph, 150 for the telegraph, 141 for ...
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13. Alexander Graham Bell
    ... He especially enjoyed demonstrating various experiments from which the children could learn ... Since Samuel FB Morse introduced the telegraph system in 1843, this ...
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14. Thomas Alva Edison
    ... information. Since he was young, he liked to do chemistry experiments. When ... lifetime. At 15, Edison learned how to be a telegraph operator. He ...
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15. Alexander Graham Bell
    ... The telegraph Bell was experimenting with consisted mostly of reeds. ... Although he was ridiculed at times, he went on with his experiments. ...
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16. Thomas Edison2
    ... Unfortunately his experiments were often quite expensive and he found it his duty to ... While there he studied the Stock Ticker, a telegraph machine that was used ...
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17. History of Radio
    ... telegraph system. From this admiration strung determination to learn all that he could about electrical sciences. In 1895 Marconi began laboratory experiments ...
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18. ESP
    ... research his hypotheses and made ESP cards famous by his use of them in his experiments. ... Most people had only the Morse telegraph to send messages to each other ...
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19. electrical engineering
    ... work in private industries such as television or telegraph companies BLS 5 ... work in specially developed laboratories where they can conduct experiments and test ...
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20. oung Thomas Edison
    ... Thatamp39s when Edison got interested in experiments. ... When Edison was working as a trainboy he got the idea of inventing a telegraph. ...
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21. tHOMAS edison a
    ... Thatamp39s when Edison got interested in experiments. ... When Edison was working as a trainboy he got the idea of inventing a telegraph. ...
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22. Telecommunication 2
    ... including Alexander Bell and Thomas Edison sought to revolutionize the telegraph. ... During his experiments to create a functional telephone Bell pursued two ...
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23. Edison and His Brilliance
    ... Earlier in his life while still a telegraph operator, Edison had invented an ... His tests included nearly 10,000 experiments, all failed, yet Edison concluded ...
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24. Thomas Edison
    While working to improve the efficiency of a telegraph transmitter, Edison noted that the ... His experiments led him to try a stylus on a tinfoil cylinder, which ...
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25. Thomas Edison
    ... enough time and money to devote attention to his personal experiments on internal ... He was then asked to improve the telegraph by increasing the maximum number ...
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26. ESP
    ... That meant that ESP experiments were put on the shelf as far as scientists were concerned ... Most people had only the Morse telegraph to send messages to each other ...
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27. Robert Hooke
    ... He made curator of experiments to the royal society is 1662, and secretary in 1677 ... Another invention he described was a working telegraph system as early as 1684 ...
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28. misc
    ... During one of his many experiments he burnt down his father barn. ... He invented a telegraph machine that could send four messages at once. ...
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29. Alexander Graham Bell
    ... Later on accidentally while working on a telegraph., he gained knowledge for the ... After inventing the telephone Bell continued his experiments in communication. ...
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30. Radio
    ... but plenty from his mother, Marconi improved upon the experiments and equipment ... of the neighborhood boys he was able to send wireless telegraph messages over ...
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