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Excerpts from the President's Edition of the Smart Daaf Boys, Vol. I - The Inventors of Radio & Television and the Life Style of Nathan B. Stubblefield.
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• Page 01 - Ship to Shore • Wireless Telephone Patent • U.S. Patent Office Drawing Page 01 - Ship To Shore • Nathan Stubblefield - 1908 / Patent: No 887,357 - MORE STORY
• Page 02 - Auto to Land-lines • TVInews -110 Wireless Telephone Patent - • U.S. Patent Office Drawing Page 02 - Automobile Vehicles • Nathan Stubblefield - 1908 / Patent: No 887,357 - MORE STORY
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DRAWINGS THE FIGURES IN EACH DRAWING ARE CONSISTENT WITH EACH OTHER. -
Similar reference numerals designate the same parts in all Patent Drawings.

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• In the Ship to Shore drawing showing Figures 1, 2 and 3 - Click to View Drawing - More Story. Fig 1 is a perspective view, showing means for establishing communication between a vessel and a shore station. Fig. 2 is a diagrammatic view of the mechanism mounted on the boat. Fig 3 is a cross sectional view on an enlarged scale of the shore coil.
• In the Auto Vehicle to Land Line Drawing Showing Figures 4 and 5 - Click view Drawing - More Story: Fig. 4 is a perspective view of a road-way, showing a system for establishing communication between road vehicles and a way-station, the latter being illustrated diagrammatically. Fig. 5 is a detail view of a vehicle equipped with one of the instruments, which is shown diagrammatically.
• In the Train To Home Station Drawing - Click to View - More Story: Fig. 6 is a perspective view showing the system applied to a railway for establishing communication between a moving train and a way-station. Fig. 7 is a sectional view through a car showing in diagram the car mechanism illustrated in Fig. 6.
• COIL AERIALS Specifications - As the NBS drawing Figures illustrate, grounded electrified copper coils for the NBS WiFi system were to be placed on either new or existing telegraph or telephone poles, acting as antenna towers.
• • The NBS battery operated Coil transmitter/receiver, had the ability to broadcast voice to another identical NBS transmitter/receiver that was connected directly into existing land-line copper wires owned by Western Union, Bell or AT&T. The mobile Wireless Telephone™ call could then be redirected to a home or office.
• • The land-line copper wires themselves could be utilized to act as a virtual side-band horizontal RF antenna. The terminals at the end of this virtual coil transmitting system, "with an outfit similar operating system," could be placed in a "suitable way-station, and at the station is located a powerful source of electrical energy 15, to which is connected by a suitable wire 16, an electrically operated transmitter 17." - MORE STORY ABOUT ANTENNAS. / See Complete Text of NBS Patent. THE FIGURES IN EACH DRAWING ARE CONSISTENT WITH EACH OTHER. - Similar reference numerals designate the same parts in all Patent Drawings.
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• • Similar reference numerals designate corresponding parts in all the figures of the drawings.

• •Referring to the embodiment illustrated in Figs. 1, 2 and 3, a water-way 8 is disclosed, upon which a vessel 9 operates. Surrounding the path of travel of the vessel, and preferably elevated on poles 10, is a coil 11 of considerable magnitude. This coil, as shown in Fig. 3, consists of an outer casing 12, within which is placed a conducting wire comprising a plurality of convolutions 13, each of which is insulated from the other. The terminals 14 of this coil extend to a suitable way-station, and at the station is located a powerful source of electrical energy 15, to which is connected by a suitable wire 16, an electrically operated transmitter 17. The battery or other source of electricity has a connection 18 with one of the leads 14. A receiver 19 of the ordinary type has a connection with the same lead 14, to which the battery is connected, and both the receiver and transmitter have connections 21 with the contacts of a switch 22. • NSEE MORE BS100 Study - NBS - 1908 Patent Break-down
3. Editor's Note / AERIALS OR ANTENNA'S
• •The use of coils for both stations, each coil consisting of a plurality of convolutions has been found by experience to be of the utmost value, and furthermore experience has demonstrated that the employment of coils of different magnitudes is of great importance, for it has been found that while two small coils can be used to transmit but a short distance, if one large coil of the character set forth is employed, the other may be very small, and speech or sounds can be transmitted comparatively great distances form one to the other. These sounds are clearly audible. • NSEE MORE BS100 Study - NBS - 1908 Patent Break-down