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and an electrical translating device associated with said conductor.

2. A localizer of wireless signaling-waves comprising a horizontal conductor short as 105compared with a quarter of the length of the received waves, and mounted to be swung about a vertical axis, and an electrical translating mechanism associated therewith.

3. A localizer of the source of wireless 110signaling-waves comprising a horizontal conductor having a length independent of the wave length of the signaling-waves and mounted to be swung about a vertical axis, and an electrical translating mechanism associated therewith.115

4. A closed-circuit receiving-conductor having a length independent of the wave length of the signaling-waves and mounted to swing about a vertical axis and having a wave-sensitive member inserted therein, and means for120 making manifest the variations produced in said wave-sensitive member.

In testimony whereof I have hereunto affixed my signature, this 25th day of May, 1904, in the presence of two witnesses.

Lee de Forest.

Witnesses:
H. L. Reynolds,
Alphonso Howe.


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