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Portrait of Nikola Tesla Nikola Tesla,  The New York Times, 4th October… (1915)

“ Had the same devices been used in connection with plants designed for maximum effect the results would have been such as to cause a most profound sensation and to stir great commercial interests all the world over, perhaps to the point of powerfully affecting and hastening the finish of the awful struggle in which nations of the earth are now engaged. ”
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Portrait of Nikola Tesla Nikola Tesla,  The New York Times, 4th October… (1915)

“ The inventor wrote that he wished to say that the apparatus was "ineffective."
"Although I can guess the character of the apparatus which was employed in projecting the human voice through 4,600 miles of space," Mr. Tesla wrote, "I am unable to judge of its efficiency, but from the technical particulars available I know that the plants are ineffective, inasmuch as they would have furnished currents of much greater volume and tension had they been differently designed.
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