History of the manufacturer
Nichols Electric Company ; New York
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| Name: | Nichols Electric Company ; New York (USA) |
| Abbreviation: | nichols |
| Products: | Model types |
| Summary: |
The Nichols Electric Company was located at 1-3 West Broadway, New York City, New York. In a December 1915 The Wireless Age advertisement they offered a Arlington Time Signal Receiving Outfit. |
| History: |
This manufacturer was suggested by Alan Larsen.
Some models:
| Country | Year | Name | 1st Tube | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| USA | 15 | Time Signal Receiving Outfit | Nichols Electric Co. Time Signal Receiving Outfit. This set tunes down to 3,200 meters. | |
| USA | 15/16 | Navy Type Loose Coupler | The Nichols Electric Company Navy style loose coupler had a wavelength range down to 5,000... | |
| USA | 15 | Sending and Receiving Station No. 401 | The Nichols Electric Company Sending and Receiving outfit consisted of a 1/4" spark coil, ... | |
| USA | 15 | Sending and Receiving Station No. 810 | The Nichols Electric Company Sending and Receiving outfit consisted of a 1 1/2" spark coil... | |
| USA | 14 | Long Distance Wireless Station | The Nichols Electric Co. Long Distance Wireless Station consisted of a loose coupler cryst... | |
| USA | 14–17 | Wireless Receiving Set | Set consist of a double slide tuner 7 1/4" long. | |
| USA | 16 | Nichols Duplex Detector | ||
| USA | 16 | Wireless Receiving Station | Wavelenght range 3000 meters | |
| USA | 16 | Portable Sending Receiving Station | ||
| USA | 13 | Loose Coupler | Nichols Electric Two-Slide Loose Coupler Available as a kit with coils wound and ready ... |
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Further details for this manufacturer by the members (rmfiorg):
October 1915 Popular Science Monthly
May 1916, The World's Advance for May page 128
December, 1915 Electrical Experimenter magazine page 436
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