"Home-made Electrical Apparatus" by Alfred Powell Morgan is a guide designed for young enthusiasts eager to explore the world of electricity through hands-on projects. The book opens with a clear aim: to guide readers in building and using electrical devices, starting with static electricity and the construction of a Wimshurst machine. It promises a series of experiments that are both exciting and easy to understand, meant to spark creativity and deepen knowledge of electrical concepts. The author reassures readers that all projects described have been tested and proven reliable through personal experimentation, making it a trustworthy resource for budding electrical engineers.

Home-made Electrical Apparatus
By Alfred Powell Morgan
Dive into the electrifying world of home experiments and create your own electrical devices while unlocking the secrets of static electricity.
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About the AuthorAlfred Powell 'Skipper' Morgan (1889–1972) was an electrical engineer, inventor of radio and mechanical devices, and author of technical and children's books from the U.S. state of New Jersey.
Alfred Powell 'Skipper' Morgan (1889–1972) was an electrical engineer, inventor of radio and mechanical devices, and author of technical and children's books from the U.S. state of New Jersey.
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