Re: Telegraph Components
| November 13, 2017 06:21PM |
File a attached, showing one type of automatic telegraph repeater. this is an AT&T 3A repeater set used for repeating Morse signals from one circuit to another.
I rebuilt this one and it is now functional, it will repeat Morse signals accurately well in excess of 45 wpm. Magnificent design.
Here are the three other main components of a Morse telegraph station...Morse mainline relay, local sounder, ,and telegraph key.
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