old telegraph - telegraf - with paper tape & ink

old telegraf 1920 -1930, best condition.

[@PKPorthcurno]

The device prints dots and dashes on to the paper-tape using black ink. It's advantage over what came before is in its ability to record the message. With other telegraphs, the operator was the recorder and could so easily make mistakes, especially if he was busy. You could call this device an early teleprinter.

[@abdoelalaziz7691]

i love it a old technology of communication is so aesthetic

[@andrzejzawada6172]

This is the telegraph of Polish production. Manufacturer Stanisław Straus from Warsaw. She lived to little these telegraphs of Polish production the present summers. I thank for this beautiful introduction the author of film. Raymond, de SP2EEF and 73 for all. ----------------------------------------------- To jest telegraf polskiej produkcji. Producent Stanisław Straus z Warszawy. Mało tych telegrafów polskiej produkcji dożyła lat obecnych. Dziękuję autorowi filmu za tę piękną prezentację. Raymond, de SP2EEF and 73 for all.

[@janakmedicos9735]

Telegraph. Postoffice older posts. First online messaging.. with a older internet. Postoffice communication network.

[@Shkunk1]

was anything actually being printed on or stamped into the paper? It would have been nice to see.

[@frycz66]

It was, but it required very precise regulation and a large amount of fresh OIL mascara

[@safetychoice]

This is really interesting but it looks older than l920-30. This is how the original Morse telegraph worked. Operators were supposed to read the tape, not listen to the clicks. But the operators soon learned to read the clicks and stopped looking at the tape. At first Morse was horrified because he thought it would be inaccurate. But when he saw that they were accurate, he required all operators to learn to read the clicks.

[@frycz66]

great attention! Then even buzzers were assembled, I even made one of them once. Only the frequency was relatively low and the tone unstable ... Ot mechanics ...

[@beachbum4691]

I didn't know that, thank you for posting. More of us than we realise our inextricably intertwined with these early communication systems. Again thank you for posting your notes........

[@stevenbrown7042]

I’m rebuilding the back fence on my dad’s property. I found an old glass Whitall Tatum no.1 insulator. It has a couple of small chips from falling between the old brick BBQ and the retaining wall but other than that it’s perfect. I thought man what a rare find for residential property.

[@user-gj1wy3op2s]

I like it very much this , i see until now the column columns of telegraphy near the railway of train 🛤 . Love from Greece 🇬🇷 😊

[@ayeshachauhdary685]

Old yet intresting ❤

[@samuelaktarlaskar9740]

It was interesting, each message had great value!! Now messages have become scam.

[@samuelaktarlaskar9740]

Can't you people give more likes to my comment??

[@jawwwp428]

Samuel Aktar Laskar no

[@christiankeefe7448]

Haha you get a 👎

[@giovannisanseviero5726]

Very nice. Helped with some writing I'm doing. Thanks.

[@ZPDU]

Zmyślna konstrukcja. Super zachowany. A taka ciekawostka. Prąd potrzeby do nadawania/odbierania, ale napęd na sprężynce.

[@MrZenn2011]

Telegrafia = Łacina nowoczesnych technologii ;)

[@kimberlynarvaez911]

this was a invention that revolutionized communication around the world. used during WW1.

[@TheNoobtuberr]

way before ww1

[@euzebiuszkarpacki3810]

Telegraf from Poland :)

[@tertia0011]

A stylus or some such device would 'mark' the paper tape. In latter teleprinter terminology, mark & space would indicate pulses of current. eg single current, a mark would indicate 60mA pulse of 20ms duration for 50 baud teleprinter machine, & absence of 20ms current pulse called a 'space'. In double current (polar) signalling mark & space represent polarity of current pulse: + or - 60mA.

[@irfanfakhruddin3572]

some classic think , awsome

[@kailanilila7362]

That was interesting video.

[@swietymikolajbb]

1:37 Warszawa ❤️

Awesome video! Thank you! Where can I buy this exact, or close to, set that works? I would like to show my kids how this older technology works. Thank you again for sharing!

[@frycz66]

You ask where to buy? A difficult matter, because this one was before 1925. There are such at online auctions. Best wishes!

[@danielgoldackertec.emeletr6737]

Sempre quis ter um desses 😊

[@martinfrlicholesen2970]

Nice, I have a similar one. That voltage does it require?

[@srtllftta]

Amazingg

[@fruchu]

I and thought writing sms on old cellphones where you had to press button three times to get a C was hard :)

[@miladirani4313]

So this was a job but sending sms isnot job😁

[@MP-ef6mc]

The 1800’s instant message.

[@bahrotulilmiah8082]

Ada yang dari tahun 2024 ? ☝️

[@PiRX]

piękny ;)

[@frycz66]

Piękny :))

[@Shkunk1]

Cool.

[@Czekomilk]

Ok, ale jak to umożliwia komunikację? Ten telegraf wydrukował na tym papierze tekst w alfabecie Morse'a, czy jak? Pytam, bo jestem ciekawa jak działa telegraf (co robi), a sam druk nie wydaje się jakiś odkrywczy, skoro został wynaleziony w XV wieku, a telegraf w XIX.

[@dariuszkwietnioczub]

Tak, druga strona dostawala to samo, kropka-kreska-kropka...ale byly tez maszyny automatycznie kodujace i dekodujace na tekst za posrednictwem klawiatury, podobne do maszyny do pisania.

[@Czekomilk]

​@@dariuszkwietnioczub Czyli telegraf był połączony z innym telegrafem i gdy się na nim wpisywało coś w alfabecie Morse'a, to na tym drugim wtedy też to drukowało?

[@dariuszkwietnioczub]

@@Czekomilk Tak. W pozniejszych wersjach mozliwe bylo pisanie takstu na maszynie a odbiorca dostawal gotowy zdekodowany mechanicznie wydruk w alfabecie lacinskim. Prosta wersja demonstracyjna w filmie poniezej: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3Swe2eaj8SfiaM&ab_channel=florencefst

[@mido141410]

رائع للغاية

[@ingastroTV]

Old Twitter

[@sconez23]

My name is Leze and I'm reaching out to you for permission to use your sound in a play. Should I be granted the permission, I intend to use the sound as a cue for a university (University of Saskatchewan) play, Unity (1918), from June 17-19,2021, for the Greystone Theatres 75th anniversary. Thanks for your time!

[@vvxsdfczdy9888]

Did you end up using it anyways since he never responded

[@krimskrams]

where does one get a thin paper roll like that today? *urgent*

[@zit1999]

DIY

[@dinetsandrew]

Ok electromagnet, clock mechanism... we know about it. As we see writer starting manually, by operator. But how operator know when he should start writer? If we start writer when we see receiving , we lost some first symbols ... May be they use some "command code" for operator to start writer

[@frycz66]

The operator had an electric bell connected to the telegraph line, and there was a switch. When he heard the bell, he switched the line to the telegraph. After receiving the telegram, he switched back to the electric bell.

[@dinetsandrew]

@@frycz66 Switch to bell and go to bed to sleep again 😁. So even without bell it use bell-knocking on writer electromagnet...

[@CyberliteGS]

hey you need some ink

[@budgettraveller5091]

This is the real technology, now we have blatant abuse of plenty.

[@frycz66]

and unfortunately it is not related to the quality .. we send a million times more bytes and it is only twice as good or not ....

[@leftistadvocate9718]

So you need to wind the wheel up each time you were expecting a text?

[@dinetsandrew]

And how operator know when message come?

[@visagenecrolic2029]

cool

[@jacifuentes521]

07(06)2024

[@HalvardSkurve]

How is it powered?

[@frycz66]

6V.

[@w.loczykij5354]

Olaboga. 95% ujecie en face z rolkami w centrum. Ani przyzwoicie plakietki, ani efektów stukania, ani choć trochę wnętrza mechanizmu, boku.... Przypomina to sytuacje jak ludziska zaczęli nabywać kamery wideo i potem ustawiali rodzinkę pod fontanną lub na tle stodoły i filmowali nieruchomi - nieruchomą przez pare minut. Oczywiście że zalajkowałem ale szkoda że tyle tylko.

[@teresaseina5627]

Hi there do you still happen to have this equipment? Looking for a director.

[@yassinsamir5531]

نعم سيدتي

[@MrDiglys]

🚬

[@LeNovo-iy4ug]

Ok

[@azizmorad8083]

what if you do not spell well u have to restart from the begining lol nice invention it was hard

[@w1k1pog28]

it worked like msg xd realy. Even with minor errors, the whole thing was readable

[@GrzesieqPlay]

Polski telegraf

[@yuvatejateju9540]

yo yo

[@shahnavazmeraj1405]

tar

[@newzeland8403]

no me parece bueno