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Old October 4th 04, 03:38 AM
Frank Dresser
 
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"Richard Fry" wrote in message
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In the beginning every radio, or virtually every radio, was
battery operated. They all used B batteries. It was only
later that radio ran off AC line voltage.

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In the VERY beginning, radio susednobatteriesatall.Thoseradioswere
all solid-state, using a tuned coil of wire connected to a detector formed
by a piece of galena and a "catwhisker," driving a headphone.

RF



In the very beginning, radio used coherers, which could be described as
"granular state". That is, if you don't count the spark gaps Hertz used in
his experiments.

Frank Dresser


 
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