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'''Willis and Robinson Electric Revolution Telegraphs''' were tried in several [[Royal Navy]] ships around 1912-13. | '''Willis and Robinson Electric Revolution Telegraphs''' were tried in several [[Royal Navy]] ships around 1912-13. | ||
| − | [[Revolution Telegraph]]s, somewhat like [[Engine Order Telegraph]], allow men at a command position such as the bridge or conning tower to tell men in the engine room how many revolutions are desired from the shafts. | + | [[Revolution Telegraph]]s, somewhat like [[Engine Order Telegraph]]s, allow men at a command position such as the bridge or conning tower to tell men in the engine room how many revolutions are desired from the shafts. |
In October 1913, biannual reporting of trials in {{UK-Indomitable}}, {{UK-Inflexible}}, {{UK-Dreadnought}}, {{UK-Bellerophon}}, {{UK-Superb}}, {{UK-Temeraire}} and {{UK-Boadicea}} was suspended without a clear indication being given as to how satisfactory they had been.{{AWO1913|607 of 24 Oct, 1913}} | In October 1913, biannual reporting of trials in {{UK-Indomitable}}, {{UK-Inflexible}}, {{UK-Dreadnought}}, {{UK-Bellerophon}}, {{UK-Superb}}, {{UK-Temeraire}} and {{UK-Boadicea}} was suspended without a clear indication being given as to how satisfactory they had been.{{AWO1913|607 of 24 Oct, 1913}} | ||
Revision as of 18:42, 12 November 2012
Willis and Robinson Electric Revolution Telegraphs were tried in several Royal Navy ships around 1912-13.
Revolution Telegraphs, somewhat like Engine Order Telegraphs, allow men at a command position such as the bridge or conning tower to tell men in the engine room how many revolutions are desired from the shafts.
In October 1913, biannual reporting of trials in Indomitable, Inflexible, Dreadnought, Bellerophon, Superb, Temeraire and Boadicea was suspended without a clear indication being given as to how satisfactory they had been.[1]
Footnotes
- ↑ Admiralty Weekly Order No. 607 of 24 Oct, 1913.
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