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Dodge's Telegraph, Railway Accounting
and Radio (Wireless) Institute,
Valparaiso, Indiana.
Date: circa 1915
Source Type: Postcard
Publisher, Printer, Photographer: possibly Curt Teich (#41857)
Postmark: None
Collection: Steven R. Shook
Remark: The Dodge Institute of Telegraphy was initially established as a department of the Northern Indiana Normal School in 1874 by G. A. Dodge. At that time, Dodge was employed as telegrapher of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad and saw opportunity in better educating future telegraphers. Reorganized by Dodge and F. R. Lunbeck in 1891, the school flourished and became the largest telegraph and railway instruction institution in the United States. As radio entered the scene, training in "wireless" communication was added to the curriculum of the institute. Dr. J. B. Hershman purchased the Dodge Institute in 1939 and moved the campus to the site formerly occupied by Pitkin-Brooks and L. E. Myers companies at Center Street and West Lincolnway. Following World War II, the Dodge Institute was renamed the Valparaiso Technical Institute. Valparaiso Technical Institute went defunct in April of 1991, ending 117 years of operation.
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October 2005: Project Chapleau team members test the signal strength of the Chapleau Wireless Mesh Network by placing an Internet phonecall outside the Aux Trois Moulins .
Wireless operators worldwide are upgrading their networks to LTE in order to reach higher data speeds and network capacity. But what’s involved in an LTE network upgrade? This infographic highlights the challenges that wireless operators face when making the transition to LTE—from additional frequency bands to new cell site equipment and design.
Completely unstable.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wireless_Distribution_System
Obviously the network engineer didn't read the "must be configured to use the same radio channel" bit.
A bit alarming the "abcnet" network that's not even used on the 7th floor is SO strong and dominates the majority of the channels.
Wireless remote control webcam - I am still yet to use this, I don't even know why I was taking a photo of it.
This is how I use any other wireless flash system with the built-in Sony wireless flash system.
Since the a700's popup flash (must be up for Sony wireless to work) blocks the hotshoe, I rigged up a hotshoe-to-PC adapter to the camera's tripod threads via a bolt and a couple of washers.
nTelos Wireless (2,500 square feet)
12103-B Jefferson Avenue, Jefferson Plaza, Newport News, VA
This location opened in August 2000; it was originally a PrimeCo, which opened in July 1999. It became a Sprint in winter 2016, which closed in 2020, and became part of a Shake Shack on October 23rd, 2024.
I brought my laptop to Daniel's swimming lessons yesterday thinking I could tinker with it while I waited or maybe even find some free internet access. Sure enough, 4 wireless networks showed up. Most were secured in some way or another. Except one.
Of course once I was online, my curiosity got the better of me. I had to know if this kind person left the default router password. As usual, they did.
As you can see in the pic, it looks like I wasn't the only one taking advantage of Juanita's ignorance... er... ah... generosity.
Mad props to Juanita and her kind. You made me a very happy person for 45 minutes.
Verizon Wireless Mobile Cell Phone Store Location sign logo building. Pics by Mike Mozart of JeepersMedia and TheToyChannel on YouTube. Verizon Wireless Store. 4/16/2014
Gift them with this unique magnetic USB wireless charger for Apple Watch Series 4,3,2 & 1 which charges your watch through any USB device like laptops, PC or power banks while sitting on your office desk or at your home. Check now: www.thefonestuff.com/p/magnetic-usb-wireless-charger-1m-f...
Wireless enthusiast intercepts government secret radio band and uncovers secrets and scandals of deceitful type proportions.
Aghast goes next door to his neighbor, secretly excited, as aforementioned was a hunter whom radio enthusiast wanted friendship and favor of.
A muscular, thick-skinned, slit-eyed neighbor is at the table poisoned just thirty seconds before by parties who knew of wireless operator's forthcoming revelation.
A prickly line of sweat covers enthusiast's forehead as the realization hits him that the same government him and his now dead neighbor voted for and backed and talked of on cream porches have tricked him into their war against the people who enthusiast and dead hunter would have wished torture on.
A servant of government walks in and arrests wireless fan in kitchen for murder of his neighbor
The dead cannot contradict
Sometimes the living cannot
From Shorpy:"Anthony's Wireless Airship." A small powered blimp used in 1912 to demonstrate remote control of aircraft by wireless telegraphy. ("Professor Anthony has exhibited a method of airship control of his own by wireless. He and Leo Stephens recently gave an exhibition of starting, controlling, turning and stopping an airship by wireless which was quite a long distance from the station which controlled its action.")
Wireless hair dryers have been designed to perform various hair styling tasks conveniently. Such hair dryers usually come with a rechargeable battery which allows you to use the device anywhere around the world without an electric connection. Once the battery has been exhausted, you can easily recharge it as per your convenience.For details visit the site www.vapolli.com/
Wireless Headphones. Home ... Wireless Over-Ear Headphones. Endurance PEAK - Black - Waterproof True Wireless In-Ear Sport Headphones
Verizon Wireless Mobile Cell Phone Store Location sign logo building. Pics by Mike Mozart of JeepersMedia and TheToyChannel on YouTube. Verizon Wireless Store. 4/16/2014
Verizon Wireless (3,036 square feet)
12227 Jefferson Avenue, Jefferson Green, Newport News, VA
This location was built in summer 2012, replacing the original location on site.
We recently installed a new reading and working area equipped with wireless Internet access.
Our thanks go to the Stewart W. and Willma C. Hoyt Foundation, Inc. for making it possible.
From the Gulf to the Seychelles 02.
A place we had spent some weekends at during our time in the Arabian Gulf was this ruined wireless station of WWII vintage. Anything of value had been stripped out, including the wooden window frames, but it gave us a chance to get off the ship. Offshore, there were lobsters among the rocks, and we improvised spears out of welding rods and went snorkling.
I never did find out where it was, apart from somewhere near the Strait of Hormuz.
We were about to sail across the Indian Ocean, and I was in trouble. Our captain loved to hear the BBC World Service news at eight o'clock each morning. I knew that reception was not possible in the south Indian Ocean, and not hearing the news would put him in a bad mood all day. So on the way out from UK I had recorded the news each morning as we sailed down the Atlantic, and cut and edited the tapes to make some fake news broadcasts to play as we sailed up the Indian Ocean. I had removed anything that might stick in the mind, just left the sort of mundane stuff you get in every news. Every morning in the Indian Ocean I would start the news tape precicely at 8am, so the pips were at exactly the right time, or the Captain might think his chronometer was wrong.
Now we were heading across the Indian Ocean again, and I would need those tapes again. But the reel to reel tape recorder had broken, it needed a part and I had no way of getting it.
Verizon Wireless (4,200 square feet)
4950 Monticello Avenue, WindsorMeade Marketplace, Williamsburg, VA
This location opened in 2006; it was originally located here.