Notebook #16 N-79-01-21 (1879-1880)
Item
- Title
- Notebook #16 N-79-01-21 (1879-1880)
- Description
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This notebook covers the period January 1879-March 1880. The entries are by Edison, Charles Batchelor, Francis Upton, Julius Hornig, John Kruesi, and Charles P. Edison. The name of Martin Force appears as a witness. All of the material relates to experiments on electric lighting and on the telephone. The electric light material includes notes and drawings of lamps; notes on filaments; notes, drawings, and calculations about generators; calculations relating to electric power distribution systems; notes by Batchelor on the cost and design of steam engines and boilers; and notes by Hornig on the design of a large central station and the extension of the Menlo Park machine shop to house dynamos. There is also a drawing by Hornig that is the earliest design for a large generator directly connected to a steam engine on the same bedplate. The telephone material includes notes and drawings by Batchelor and Charles Edison; notes by Batchelor on parts and prices for the telephone; and notes by Kruesi on making and packing the telephone receiver. The book contains 280 numbered pages.
Blank pages: 236-237.
- Identifier
- N016-N
- Has Format
- https://iiif.archive.org/iiif/taepnotebook-N016/manifest.json
- Is Part Of
- Notebook Series -- Menlo Park Notebooks
- Has Version
- Item Set N016-F
- Type
- Notebook
- Rights
- Courtesy of Thomas Edison National Historical Park.