On April 2, 1935, Mr. Watt received his eleventh patent (No. 426,328) which related to wireless direction and position finding. To a radio operator on the ground it makes viewing screen so that the position of an airplane in flight by short radio waves radiating or sent from the a television-like receiving tube. moves across a map of the area to and course of the plane can he followed directly.
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