The method hereinbefore described 75
utilizing effects disturbances transmitted
through the natural media, which consists in
controlling, means such effects dis
turbances, the charging electrical stor
age device from independent source and Sc
discharging the stored energy through re
ceiving-circuit. The method hereinbefore described of
utilizing effects disturbances transmitted
through the natural media from distant 120
source, which consists storing, during suc
ceeding intervals time determined by
means such effects disturbances, elec
trical energy derived from independent
source, and utilizing the potential energy 125
accumulated operate receiving device.
40 carefully observing well-known rules of
scientific design and adjustment the in
struments the apparatus may made ex
tremely sensitive and capable responding
to the feeblest influences, thus making pos-
45 sible utilize impulses disturbances trans
mitted from very great distances and too fee
ble detected utilized any the
ways heretofore known, and this account,
the method here described lends itself to
50 many scientific and practical uses great
value. 90
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fit the terminals the sensitive device is
only momentary duration not longer
than the time closure the primary cir
cuit; otherwise the receiver will actuated
5 number times and iong the influ
ence the disturbances upon the device a
continues.
6. The method hereinbefore described of
utilizing effects disturbances transmitted no
through the natural media, which consists in
effecting storage condenser during any
desired time interval and under the control
of such disturbances effects, electrical
energy derived from independent source, 115
and utilizing the potential energy obtained
for operating receiving device. The method hereinbefore described of
utilizing effects disturbances transmitted
through the natural media, which consists 85
controlling, means such effects dis
turbances, the charging electrical con
denser from independent source, and dis
charging the stored energy through receiv
ing-circuit.
8. Similar
considerations apply, course, the circuits
including the primarvpand secondary re
spectively.
55 What claim new, and desire secure
by Letters Patent, is—
1. order render the discharged
energy the condenser more effective in
causing the operation the receiver, the re-
io sistanco the primary circuitshould very
small and the secondary coil should have a
number turns ruany timesgreaterthan that
of the primary coil will noted that
since the condenser under the above assump-
15 tions always charged the same direction
the strongest current impulse the second
ary coil, which induced the moment
when the brush comes contact with seg
m ent/, also unchanging direction, and
20 for the attainment the best results is
necessary connect the secondary coil so
that the electromotive force this impulse
will added that the battery and will
momentarily strengthen the same.
2.
9.
3. the other hand, the resistance
L" should not too large and should re
lated the capacity the condenser and
35 the number makes and breaks effected by
the device well-known ways. preferable make
the inductive resistances and relative^
30 large, they are shunt, the device a
and might made too small impair its sen
sitiveness. The method hereinbefore described of
utilizing effects disturbances transmitted
through the natural media, which consists in
60 charging storage device with energy from
an independent source, controlling the charg
ing said device the action the effects
or disturbances, and coincidently using the
stored energy for operating receiving de-
65 vice. However,
25 under certain conditions, which are well un
derstood those skilled the art, the de
vices will operate whichever way the second
ary connected.
7. Obviously the character the de
vices and the manner which they are con
nected related may greatly varied with
out departing from the spirit myinvention. The method hereinbefore described of
utilizing effects disturbances transmitted
through the natural media, which consists in
effecting storage during any desired time
interval and under control such effects 95
disturbances, energy derived from in
dependent source, and utilizing the potential
energy obtained for operating receiving
device. The method hereinbefore described 100
utilizing effects disturbances transmitted
through the natural media, which consists in
effecting storage, during any desired time
interval and under the control such dis
turbances effects electrical energy de- 105
rived from independent source, and util
izing the potential energy obtained for
operating receiving device. The method hereinbefore described of
utilizing effects disturbances transmitted
through the natural media from distant
source, which consists storing- con- 130
denser during succeeding intervals time
determined means such effects dis
turbances, electrical energy derived from an
independent source, and utilizing the poten-
.
4. The method hereinbefore described of
utilizing effects disturbances transmitted
from distant source, which consists charg
ing the storage device with electrical energy
from independent source, controlling the 70
charging said device bjrthe action tlio ef
fects disturbances, and coincidently using
the stored electrical energy for operating the
recei ving device
