Maver's Wireless Telegraphy: Theory and Practice, (Hardcover)

This classic text from 1902 provides a detailed overview of the emerging field of wireless telegraphy. Maver explores the theoretical underpinnings of wireless transmission and reception and provides practical advice on how to design and build wireless telegraph equipment. He also discusses the various applications of wireless technology, from military communication to commercial broadcasting.

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