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Wireless Telephony

Nature volume 103, page 304 (1919)Cite this article

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REFERRING to my letter on this subject in NATURE of June 12, Mr. Godfrey Isaacs tells me that his wireless remarks with regard to secrecy were intended to apply, not to the apparatus actually in use on May 28, but to a new Marconi system, the apparatus for which is only now in course of manufacture. The scientific world will, I am sure, await with interest details of this new secret wireless telephone system.

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SWINTON, A. Wireless Telephony. Nature 103, 304 (1919). https://doi.org/10.1038/103304c0

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