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placed two pieces of battery zincs so as to make the gap be- tween their ends variable. Binding posts are fastened to the strips for contact.
The sending condenser is the same as the receiving in construction, but different in material. The dielectric is glass while the conducting surfaces are tin-foil, arranged in a pile of alternate sheets of glass and foil. The foil is shaped as in drawing and alternate sheets have their lugs projecting on opposite sides, all lugs on same side being connected together. For a one-inch coil but a few of these plates are needed, but for higher power a greater number are necessary.
All that now remains is the setting up of the instruments. They are arranged as in the drawing, a double-point,
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