RADIO TYPEWRITER.
FIRST DEMONSTRATION GIVEN.
(UVITBD ,PRESS 4SSOCUTIOH— SI ELZCtJUO TBUSOaATH—CpftIUOHT.)
(Received February 26th, 7.5 p.m.) _
NEW 1 YORE, February 25. , \ The first' demonstration of a radio typewriter was given to-day. It consist* of mechanical and -radio appar- | atus by which 'messages "pn a~ I typewriter are received in typewritten , form at any distance from, the sender. The speed is limited only by the ability of the operator, since the capacity of the apparatus has 7 beep set at 12U0 letters per minute. Short wave .radio impulses through the usual radio apparatus aro released by at-/ tached to the typewriter ana the impulses are in turn picked up and' converted intp batteiy impulses strong enough to operate .the receiving typewriter. '
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Press, Volume LXVII, Issue 20173, 27 February 1931, Page 11
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