Space telegraphy (1905) - Space telegraphy (1905) - Space telegraphy (1905) - Space telegraphy (1905) - Space telegraphy (1905) - Space telegraphy (1905) - Space telegraphy (1905) - Space telegraphy (1905) - Space telegraphy (1908) - Space telegraphy (1908) - Space telegraphy (1908) - Space telegraphy (1908) - Space telegraphy (1908) - Secret communication system (1925) - Signaling system (1926) - Directive antenna array (1928) - Radio receiving system (1931) - Radio receiving system (1934) - Frequency selective communication system (1935) - Composite oscillator for electromagnetic wave (1936) See also Main Invention of radio, electromagnetic waves, mutual inductance, high frequency, alternating current General bolometer, Lloyd Espenschied, Boston Navy Yard Radio spark gap transmitter, break key, wireless telegraph, antenna Further reading "Stone, John Stone". In Homans, J. E., In Linen, H. M., & In Dearborn, L. E. (1918). The cyclopedia of American biography. New York: The press association compilers, inc. J. S. Stone, "Interference Due To Static Charges" Transactions of the Canadian Society of Civil Engineers, Volumes 18-19 By Canadian Society of Civil Engineers Stone's systems of selective wireless telegraph in The Electrical world and engineer. (1903). New York: McGraw Pub. Co Page 700 General information "Stone, John Stone". The National cyclopedia of American biography: Being the history of the United States as illustrated in the lives of the founders, builders, and defenders of the republic, and of the men and women who are doing the work and moulding the thought of the present time. (1910). New York: J. T. White. Page 106. Clark, G. H. (1946). The life of John Stone Stone: Mathematician, physicist, electrical engineer and great inventor. San Diego, Calif: Lithographed by Frye & Smith, ltd. Homans, J. E., Linen, H. M., & Dearborn, L. E. (1900). The cyclopedia of American biography. New York: The press association compilers. "John Stone Stone". Page 369 - 370. Anderson, L. I. (ed.), "John Stone Stone, Nikola Tesla's Priority in Radio and Continuous-Wave Radiofrequency Apparatus". The AWA Review, Vol. 1. 1986. 24 pages, illustrated. (ed., available at Twenty First Century Books) Fleming, J. A. (1910). The principles of electric wave telegraphy. London: New York [etc.]. "Patents of John Stone Stone for Electric Wave Wireless Telegraphy", Page 613 - 618. The Encyclopedia Americana; A library of universal knowledge. (1918). New York: Encyclopedia Americana Corp. "Electric Wave Localizer". Page 355 - 356. Collins, A. F. (1905). Wireless telegraphy; Its history, theory and practice. New