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| | TIME.com: Focused Radio -- Nov. 19, 1928 -- Page 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31) |
 | | His previous inventions have been the invaluable radio compass, the radio fog signal system, the mobile radio beacon to protect ships in fog, the decremeter which measures wave lengths and dampens radio oscillations, the Kolster radio receiving set. |
 | | By lay supposition, such a straight-going beam would be tangential to the earth's curvature and so never reach distant earth points where radio stations may be. |
 | | The Kolster beam may be skillfully aimed at the Heaviside Layer† and be reflected down to its receiving station, just as a pool player bounces a ball from cushion to pocket. |
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