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Antentop is FREE e-magazine devoted to Antennas and Amateur Radio an
Special page devoted to
Recognizing some of the many contributions to the early development of wireless telegraphy
Recognizing some of the many contributions to the early development of wireless telegraphy: by Leonid Kryzhanovsky St. Petersburg, Russia and James P. Rybak Grand Junction, CO USA
At an earlier date, Popov had written: "The credit for the discovery
of the phenomena which have been taken advantage of by Marconi is due
to Hertz and Branly; then go a number of applications initiated by Minchin,
Lodge and many others after them, including myself; and Marconi was
the first to have the courage to take his stand on a practical ground
and reached
large distances in his experiments."
You could say that Popov was indirectly responsible for
saving many lives due to the Finnish Fishermen who were stranded on
a piece of drift ice. It was going to take more than an ice scraper
to save the live of these men.
PDF file, 630 KB (ANTENTOP-01-2003, pp.: 76- 85)
Alexander Popov
Guglielmo Marconi
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