On This Day In History: First Wireless Transmission Of Morse Signals Sent - On Mar 12, 1896 - Ancient Pages
Marconi's first radio broadcast made 125 years ago - BBC News
27 déc. 1895 - Radio (1896) (La bande de temps)
This instrument for generating radio waves was invented by Augusto Righi Professor at the university of Bologna, who was influential in directing Marconi's scientific interests. In 1896 Marconi brought this example to
Figure 4.3 from Wireless: From Marconi's Black-Box to the Audion | Semantic Scholar
Marconi's Dream: Telegraphy Without Wires - On This Day
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Dec. 12, 1896: Marconi Demos Radio — Dec. 12, 1901: Marconi Transmits Across Atlantic | WIRED
Guglielmo Marconi /N(1874-1937) With His Coherer Radio Receiver: Oil Over A Photograph, 1896. Poster Print by Granger Collection - Item # VARGRC0048886 - Posterazzi
File:1896 Marconi patent.gif - Wikimedia Commons
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La Radio En Espana (1896-1977): Una Historia Documental: 9788430606504: Books - Amazon.ca
The Royal Society on Twitter: "The Italian electrical engineer, Guglielmo Marconi, applied for a patent for his newest invention, the radio #onthisday in 1896 https://t.co/YVziM5qnIL https://t.co/owCrMK460M" / Twitter
Radio days... and patents - ABG IP
The Marconi Cohere - Somerset County Amateur Radio Club
Who Invented Radio: Guglielmo Marconi or Aleksandr Popov? - IEEE Spectrum
Invention of Radio - Open Tesla Research
File:Marconi radio receiver 02.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Tesla Radio Transmitter 1896 Patent Art Poster by Prior Art Design - Fine Art America
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Invention of Radio - Open Tesla Research
Stewart-Warner 9152-B 1950 Plastic Radio | Rádios
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Il y a 120 ans, la première transmission radio transatlantique : un coup de bluff de Marconi ?
