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Newest articles are at the top - contrary to the rest of Wikipedia practice who are all completely in the wrong
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Norton amplifier – Nimitz Hill (geographic feature) – Rope-soled shoe – Two-tone testing – Achieser-Zolotarev filter – Zolotarev polynomials – Reciprocity (electrical networks) – Richards' theorem – Schilling telegraph – Pavel Schilling (expanded from a stub) – Telegraph Plateau – Law of squares – Earth-return telegraph – Network synthesis – Wigwag (flag signals) – Telegraph code (major rework and expansion) – Butler matrix – Electrical telegraphy in the United Kingdom – Foy-Breguet telegraph – CS Monarch – Electric Telegraph Company (major expansion) – British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company – Gutta Percha Company – Submarine Telegraph Company – Vallelunga (South Tyrol) – CS Alert (1871) – CS Alert – Needle telegraph (was a redirect) – Mode (electromagnetism) – Longitudinal-section mode – Cuthbert Hilton Golding-Bird – William Montgomerie – Smith's laws (geology) – Planar transmission line – Warren P. Mason – Pawl (was a dab page) – Distributed element circuit – Electric bath (electrotherapy) – List of forms of electricity named after scientists – Clydesdale Motor Truck Company – Cruiser rules (was a redirect) – Air stripline – Transfer function matrix – Elastance, another save from deletion. It was down to just a redirect when I got hold of it and rewrote – Historic comet observations in China complete rewrite of a page about to be deleted – Commensurate line circuit – Paul I. Richards – Self-experimentation in medicine {greatly expanded} – Frog galvanoscope – Porcupine (Cheyenne)
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Thomas Bailey Marquis – Camel-hair brush – Inverted-F antenna – Kinetic diameter – Unbalanced circuit – Cassini Grid – Sorby Research Institute (G13 rescue, greatly expanded) – Dog rope – Beans and Bacon mine – Double-tuned amplifier – Tuned amplifier – Staggered tuning – Mechanical-electrical analogies – Mobility analogy – Impedance analogy – Oppenheimer pole – unbalanced line (was a stub) – Iterative impedance – Port (circuit theory) – Generator (circuit theory) – Ammonia fuming – Slotted line – Waveguide filter – Cooke and Wheatstone telegraph major rework of a poor stubby article – Hermann Henking (stub) – Write-only memory (engineering) – Henry Nock – Smoked salmon cheesecake (stub) – Alan John Beale (stub) – Nathaniel Burnett Ham (stub+) – Indoor-outdoor thermometer – Courtenay Adrian Ilbert – Waffle-iron filter – Vitold Belevitch – Belevitch's theorem – Frog battery – Pulvermacher's chain – Golding Bird (was a stub+) – Π-pad (was a stub) – T-pad (was a stub) – Tussore – Null (physics) (was a redirect) – Harpy Tomb – Ship's chronometer from HMS Beagle – Foster's reactance theorem (was a stub) – Wooden Leg: A Warrior Who Fought Custer – Power converter (small dab page) – Jeju Black Pig – Bio-blend Fuels – Flitch (bacon) – Henry Bate Dudley – Danish Bacon – Foreland Shipping (stub) – Saddleback (pig) – Guinea hog – Mechanical filter (was a stub) – Parasitic element (electrical networks) – Distributed element filter – Reflections on copper lines – Primary line constants – Equivalent impedance transforms – Antimetric (electrical networks) – Hypodermoclysis – Evan O'Neill Kane – Roll-off – Positive-real function – Analogue filter (was a stub) – Minimum orbit intersection distance – (4953) 1990 MU – (31669) 1999 JT6 – Henry Wilde (engineer) – General mn-type image filters – Voltage doubler (was a redirect) – Bridged T delay equaliser – Paul Boucherot – mm'-type filter – Bartlett's bisection theorem (was a small stub) – A.C. Bartlett (stub) – Sostratos of Aegina (stub) – O. Brune (stub) – Franz Breisig (stub) – Carl Emil Krarup – Network synthesis filters – R. M. Foster (stub) – Karl Willy Wagner (stub) – Lattice phase equaliser – Murphy drip – Prototype filter – Image filter end terminations – Composite image filters – N-dimensional sequential move puzzles – m-derived filter – Constant k filter – Dual impedance – Otto Julius Zobel – Image impedance – Zobel network – Christopher Henn-Collins – Silver Thursday – Combination Puzzles