Praise for the Post Office engine" ers for their work at the Rugby igh-Power Radio Station appel in the second report of the Wireless Telegraphy 'Commission, 'Among the reports of testings from all over the world, the South Auantie "island, Pretoria, Suez, Australis, "Nantucket, Hongkong, Java, the Dutch East Tncies and New' York pay tribute to the clearness of Rugby's signals, Sydney reported that Rugby was the only high-power European station read fable through atmospheres, Good strength and note remained constant throughout.
The telegraph installation has 56 {tar been worked only on an eight= mast aerial with two-thirds power. The station has accommodation for 16 masts, On a small section of the aerial, with an experimental telephony transmitter, a good Hiable two-way conversation across the Atlantic to New York has been obtained repeatedly for many hours of the day.
Experiments will shortly be made fon the main telegraph transmitter A the' trans-Atlantic telephony snemitter to determine whether simultaneous operation is feasible.
lether installations are contem plated, namely, a short-wave plant and a' mediumswave plant—British Wireless Through Reuter,
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