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THE
ANTENNA AND RF (Radio Frequency)
POWER SOURCE. Is your Wireless
Telephone™ going to be powered by batteries, a
gernerator, or both? Is it going to be grounded to
an antenna? •
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ABOUT THE ANTENNA - Part 01 • 102 / Internet GRANDPA
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PUZZLE? This
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Dear Editor LookRadio • 120
PIXELS 3 columns
Photos:
Nathan B. Stubblefield, NBS, 1902 envisioned
his wireless radio telephone as a marketing tool.
Charge -- a monthly fee for a two-way interactive
phone service, connected to land-lines, like todays
cable pipeline into the home and office, and a --
one-way broadcasting for listening only service for
radio programing. Photo: L - GPO Wireless
Investigation Service dectector vans, c 1920.
Bottom Photos NBS family at Telephon del
green and Radio Speaker. COMPARE THE DIFFERENCE IN
BATTERY POWERED VOICE TRANSMITERS AND AND 60 CYCLE
GENERATOR POWERED DOT-DASH TRANSMITERS 3.
Editor's Note
/ By 1892, Nathan's
vibrating phone evoluted to an RF hand held
wireless telephone with an antenna, that could
transmit voice through the atmosphere to a
companion receiver. At that time, only one year
before Bell telephone patent was to expire, the
only converging distinct mediums of
telecommunications were telegraphy and telephony
over land-lines. •
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News 252006 / TeleCom BuyOuts, Spinoffs and Asset
Seizure Boom FOR
NATHAN STUBBLEFIELD BIO AND
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"PAY
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WIRELESS"
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ABOUT RF AERIALS.
•••
Smartphone
shipments today are on the rise, with a 44%
projected growth rate through 2008. Personal
digital assistants (PDAs) shipments are on the
decline. Cell phones have huge shipping volumes.
•••
Cell
phone vendors have been using nameless proprietary
operating systems, which were designed for basic
telephony and simple user interfaces. Their
capabilities have been stretched to the maximum and
cannot support "Smartphone" functionalities.
•••
Cell
phone vendors have sensed this huge opportunity and
are leveraging new technologies to enhance their
market share. "I am comfortable in saying that we
expect the market for convergence devices like
smartphones to double to 100 million units in
2006,"
•••
Chief
Executive Jorma Ollila told a Nokia conference in
Spain. Smartphones, as voice-centric mobile devices
and the driving force behind power electronics
development, are an emerging and changing
technology.
1.
Feature Story
/ What
Big Changes Took Place between 1892 to 2006?
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ABOUT ANTENNAS / Under today's WiFi conditions, and
a few modifications, the 1907 NBS WiTele could
create the same wireless WiFi "HotSpots" -- that
carry billions of VoIP messages and
radio-television streams over the Internet and
through space everyday.
••
"Pay
-- or No Wireless For You," was the moto in 1904.
SEE
THE DAYS OF "PAY AS YOU PLAY" WIRELESS".
Two
detection vans with loop aerials on the roof and a
General Post Office (GPO) 'Wireless Investigation
Service' logo on the side. The poster says
'Warning: Is Your Wireless Licensed?' Men are
adjusting the roof aerials. Some of these vans were
used by Post Office engineers to test subscribers'
mains lines for interference. Most of the vans had
standard bodies but from 1948, the Morris vans used
for this purpose were fitted out as mobile offices
with equipment to detect interference and
unauthorised transmissions. The lettering on the
cab door was applied to a removable metal plate to
allow these vans to operate anonymously. The
government first introduced radio licence fees in
1904, and these were not abolished until 1971.
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FOR MORE ABOUT THE DAYS OF "PAY AS YOU PLAY"
WIRELESS".
•
In the 1892-1913 NBS
mobile radio world era, it was the mobile
telephone, a RF transmitter, microphone, earphones
and antenna. To communicate with another party, a
companion NBS mobileTele was needed to conduct a
two-way RF conversation. To listen, only a receiver
and speaker was needed to hear the RF voice
conversation. A switchboard with a phone number was
needed to connect calls from the NBS mobileTele --
to land-line customers.
•
In the 1895-1913
Marconi Dit Dah radio world era, it was the
hand-operated telegraph key, a RF transmitter,
earphones and antenna. To communicate with another
party, a companion Marconi Dit Dah device was
needed to conduct a two-way RF Morse Code
conversation. This could be done by using
standardized sequences of short and long marks or
pulses -- commonly known as "dots" and "dashes" or
Dit Dahs for the letters, numerals and special
characters of a message. using the International
morse code. To listen, only a receiver and speaker
was needed to hear the short and long pulses or
tones, or as a mechanical or visual signal (e.g. a
flashing light) using devices like an Aldis lamp or
a heliograph. Because Morse code is transmitted
using just two states -- on and off -- it was an
early form of a digital code. International Morse
code is composed of six elements:
•••
A switchboard with a phone number was needed to
connect calls from the Marconi Dit Dah message
center -- to transmit the Code to land-line
customers. Recently a few widely publicized speed
contests have been held between expert Morse code
operators and expert cellphone SMS text messaging
users (see external links). Morse code has
consistently won the contests, leading to
speculation that cellphone manufacturers may
eventually build a Morse code interface into
cellphones.
Part
02
/ • In
the Dot.com world, it's the mouse, keyboard,
monitor, microphone and speakers, attached to a
computer connected to the Internet that has DSL -
VoIP dial tone possibilities. To communicate with
another party, the user needs an IP or Email
Address, and the computer-software needed to
conduct a two-way conversation.
•••
But looking at the facts, even though his
(1892-1908) units were larger than today's hand
held cell phones, his NBS Wireless Telephone had
all of the elements and essentials necessary to
send and receive EMW voice and text messages just
as today's wireless phones.
•••
His 1908 patent drawings illustrate his ability to
transmit EMW voice through the atmosphere utilizing
either a grounded aerial or a coil loop antenna
system. His NBS-handi mobileTele had the ability to
communicate with all types of moving vehicles, as
well as connect into AT&T's land-line customer
base, like today's Internet VoIP network, utilizing
a WiFi router
•••
"Right now, today, broadcast television and
broadband are distinct mediums … but that is
quickly converging," said Troy, of VRA
TelePictures, who created some of the earliest
Internet television programming and portals at
LookRadio and Xingtv.com in the early 90s.
•••
1991 was the time of the first wave of online
Timbuck 2 television, and streaming audio/vidio
from Murray, Kentucky to Pasadena, California. His
2000 Webcast from Harbin, China fell short of
expectations due to Government restrictions, "bad
buffering" and screens "the size of a postage
stamp." SEE
HARBIN CHINA
WEBCAST.
•
WHO WAS THE FIRST TO
HEAR A RF PRODUCED VOICE TRANSMISSION?
•••
In 1892, it was the 17-year-old Rainey T. Wells (b.
Dec. 25, 1875, d. June 15, 1958) who attentively
heard his first words over the first NBS wireless
telephone, at Teléph-on-délgreen, now
Murray State University. 
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•••
iPhone
Antenna Problems? Maybe There's A Way Out . . . "if
you could sqeeze your iPhone inside a loop
antenna."
•••
"If you ever wondered why
your iPhone had patchy service even though it
showed the signal bars at full strength?" It's the
way your holding the handi in the palm of your
hand.
•••
Apple has admitted that its iPhones have been
inflating signal strengths and masking poor
reception," but says David MacFarlane of NBS
WiTEL®™©, " -- all Apple has to do is
surround the telephony device and the beholder,
(the individual) -- with a proper
WiTEL®™© aerial system, and the
beholder becomes the antenna." (see
Left photo of NBS -- the Wireless
Telephone®™© inventor, and his
WiTEL®™© loop antenna).
•••
Apple revealed the embarrassing flaw, which it said
has been a problem since the original iPhone was
launched three years ago, as it was addressing an
uproar over dropped signals on its new iPhone 4,
which came out last week.
•••
• iPhone Needs Code: 887-WiTEL-187. •
Your Arm & Legs Act as the antenna!
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As for Fessenden, in 1928, the same year
Stubblefield died, and one year after his patent
expired, Fessenden was paid over $2.5 million after
a prolonged lawsuit against the Radio
Trust, which included RCA, AT&T, GE and the
Western Electric Company. CLICK TO SEE MORE
STORY. - 109ReginaldFessendenWins1928
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