Home-made Electrical Apparatus
Alfred Powell Morgan
Home-made Electrical Apparatus
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Home-made Electrical Apparatus
Transcriber's Note This book was transcribed from scans of the original found at the Internet Archive. The page scans were done by Google. The original book was done as three volumes, but the edition I have transcribed put all three volumes together as a clothbound book. As a result it had three identical prefaces and duplicated ads. I have included one preface, at the beginning, and put the ads at the end of the book. I have rotated a couple of illustrations.
PREFACE
CHAPTER I. STATIC ELECTRICAL APPARATUS
How to Build a Wimshurst Machine.
Experiments with Static Electrical Apparatus.
CHAPTER II. CELLS AND BATTERIES.
The Voltaic Cell.
Homemade Batteries.
Battery Solutions or Electrolytes.
Connecting Cells.
Storage or Secondary Cells.
An Experimental Storage Cell.
A Homemade Storage Cell.
Recharging and Caring for Storage Cells.
CHAPTER III. HOW TO REDUCE THE 110 V. D.C. OR A.C. TO A LOWER VOLTAGE FOR EXPERIMENTAL PURPOSES.
CHAPTER IV. HOW AN ALTERNATING CURRENT MAY BE CHANGED INTO DIRECT CURRENT BY MEANS OF AN ELECTROLYTIC RECTIFIER.
CHAPTER V. HOW TO BUILD A STEP-DOWN TRANSFORMER FOR REDUCING THE 110 VOLT A. C. FOR EXPERIMENTAL PURPOSES.
CHAPTER VI. ELECTRIC MEASURING INSTRUMENTS
Galvanometers, Ammeters, Voltmeters. How to Make a Galvanometer.
The Construction of Ammeters and Voltmeters.
CHAPTER VII. CURRENT CONTROL DEVICES.
How to Make a Pole Changing Switch or Current Reverses How to Reverse a Small Motor.
How to Make a Small Battery Rheostat for Regulating the Speed of Small Motors, Etc.
CHAPTER VIII. HOW TO MAKE A TELEGRAPH KEY AND SOUNDER AND INSTALL A TELEGRAPH LINE.
CHAPTER IX. HOW TO MAKE AND INSTALL A TELEPHONE.
CHAPTER X. MEDICAL COILS AND SHOCKING COILS.
CHAPTER XI. THE CONSTRUCTION OF SPARK COILS.
Experiment 1—An Imitation Gassiot's Cascade.
Experiment 2—A Ghostly Light
Experiment 3—Lighting Geissler Tubes.
Experiment 4—Flickering Light.
Experiment 5—Rotating a Geissler Tube.
Experiment 6—Fluorescent Writing.
Experiment 7—An Electric Bomb.
Experiment 8—Electrifying the Garbage Can.
Experiment 9—How to Make an Electric Spark Photograph Itself.
CHAPTER XII. HOW TO MAKE A DYNAMO-MOTOR
CHAPTER XIII. AN ELECTRIC BATTERY MOTOR.
CHAPTER XIV. HOW TO BUILD AN ELECTRIC ENGINE.
CHAPTER XV. MINIATURE BATTERY LIGHTING.
CHAPTER XVI. COHERER OUTFITS FOR WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
CHAPTER XVII. HOW TO BUILD A TESLA HIGH FREQUENCY COIL.
CHAPTER XVIII. AN EXPERIMENTAL WIRELESS TELEPHONE.
CHAPTER XIX. MISCELLANEOUS EXPERIMENTS AND APPARATUS.
ELECTROLYSIS.
ELECTROPLATING.
ELECTRIC CURRENT GENERATED BY HEAT.
A HANDY LIGHT.
AN EXPERIMENTAL ARC LAMP.
A MAGNETIC DIVER.
THE MAGNETIC FISH.
A MAGNETIC CLOWN.
AN ELECTRIC BREEZE.
A STATIC MOTOR.
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