Porthcurno Telegraph Museum: the Regeneration Room

[@puhnpicker]

Our hats off to the pioneers of cable telegraphy!

[@jameshendo128]

Wow! I didn't know it was this complex. So much thought went into the making and sending of a simple message. Man, I love history.

[@davidrodgersNJ]

Fascinating. Thanks for posting!

[@puhnpicker]

Very informative, cheers for the pioneers !

[@2150dalek]

Invaluable. We all need to know more history like this and less public education crap.... Thank you for posting. !!

[@daviddombrowski7935]

Absolutely Fascinating!

[@nevermore_13]

Thank you for such a tour! It is very interesting and I learnt a lot about telegraphic system. I wish I went in the museum to see all of the equipment closely.

[@AT-wq6nd]

Thank you For Posting Sir !!!!!!

[@opencct]

Absolutely fascinating!

[@wijpke]

Totally mind-blowing

[@DisabilityFraudKJW]

Thank you for this fantastic video.

[@andrzejzawada6172]

Fantastic , absolutely fascinating knowlege . Thank for the video Sir. Old Ham de SP2EEF, from Poland.

[@rudroaimel5812]

thank you so much Sir. this is really helpful for me and my team as we are trying to make a story based on the telegraph machine. the mechanism was bit hazy to me few minutes ago, but now i can say i can write something confidently. thanks once again & take care of course.

[@TheAmtrack69]

Did not realize the complexity of telegraphy and the amount of electromechanical devices used.

[@kae4466]

thank you for posting.

[@moschettiflavio3635]

Beautyful Instruments, absolutely amazing

[@allanegleston4931]

are any of these first cables still out there ?

[@embrykendrick4517]

Thanks for your video. I not so recently read a biography of Oliver Heavyside who found solutions to high speed signal degredation in undersea cables, especially after signal multiplexing came on line. It's fascinating to see some of the equipment he worked with. N1RKA

[@sibsbubbles]

it's a wonder it ever worked given what was available at the time. such times we live in now.

[@miladirani4313]

I love that simple instrument on seashore

[@偽88]

incredible

[@PAGANONYMOUS]

Fantastic video! 73

[@ethanlamoureux5306]

You can already see the beginnings of modern digital communications systems in this old equipment.

[@pravoslavn]

What a glorious diction and presentation of the English language ! Hearing such beautiful speech as this makes me (an American) totally ashamed of the slovenly manner in which we Americans speak. How did we go so far off the rails...?

[@mimoslavija]

👌

[@jamilsouzagodoisouzagodoy1099]

Eu quero mais é que aquele Gringo "vá tomar nsquele lugar"!!!...

[@pravinlakhe6307]

There were no computers or supercomputers then but THE PEOPLE THEN WERE SUPERCOMPUTERS

[@beachbum4691]

My enquiries with regard the history of the telegram started at a much more modest level, (=first London to Dublin electronic communications; during the age of the famines=Nup' first=1852= we missed it) this is incredible stuff honourably and comprehensively presented by one of the too few of the generations who operated and fully understood these equipments and from the British-Empires principle communications hub "wow", (it was a definitive tool of the age of European empires) /// 50 years ago when I lived in the UK it wasn't advertised or in any way? It's the stuff of great public interest, I hope they're doing a very; very; very; much better job of developing national awareness of this very remarkable age of European empires; and the equipments that allows them to function......?

[@jamilsouzagodoisouzagodoy1099]

Ô cara chato!!!