[D0231AAP], Letter from Thomas Alva Edison to Eugene Howard Lewis, May 27th, 1902
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Title
[D0231AAP], Letter from Thomas Alva Edison to Eugene Howard Lewis, May 27th, 1902
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Date
1902-05-27
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D0231-F
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187:987
Document ID
D0231AAP
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Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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Orange, N. J.
May 27 1902
GLENMONT,
LLEWELLYN PARK.
My Dear Lewis
In answer to Mr. Betts remark about my patent, you might call his attention to the fact that the patent is not limited to any particular form of an inductive wave Hertzian or otherwise. All waves from an introduction coil are inductive waves. They may be straight or oscillating, long or short or any form. However Mr. Betts is competent to draw his own conclusions as to the scope and value of the patent.
Yours
Edison.
May 27 1902
GLENMONT,
LLEWELLYN PARK.
My Dear Lewis
In answer to Mr. Betts remark about my patent, you might call his attention to the fact that the patent is not limited to any particular form of an inductive wave Hertzian or otherwise. All waves from an introduction coil are inductive waves. They may be straight or oscillating, long or short or any form. However Mr. Betts is competent to draw his own conclusions as to the scope and value of the patent.
Yours
Edison.