If Alexandra g Bell invented the phone, who did he ring ?

Answer 1

Mrs Bell of course!!

Answer 2

Oh was he a woman then ALEXANDRA!

On 6 April 1875, however, it was Bell who was granted the patent for his multiple telegraph, and he also continued work on his telephone. The final breakthrough was an accident that occurred while testing a circuit with one transmitter and two receivers on 2 June 1875. The transmitter was switched off and Watson was adjusting one of the receivers when Bell heard a note coming from the receiver in his room. With the transmitter turned off, the note had to be coming from the other receiver. He had discovered that the receiver could also work in reverse: instead of making sound when electricity was sent through it, it also made electricity when supplied with sound because the sound moved the magnet in the coil and generates electricity. More importantly, the electricity varied with the voice.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

What were the first words ever spoken on the telephone? They were spoken by Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, when he made the first call on March 10, 1876, to his assistant, Thomas Watson: "Mr. Watson--come here--I want to see you." What would you have said?

Answer 5

I guess he must have made 2 phones and used one to ring the other in the same room?

Answer 6

"Mr. Watson, come here, I need you." was the first message transmitted by telephone. Bell called out these words to his assistant in the next room, not realizing or expecting that Watson would hear him on the telephone device he was working on.

Voila! it works!

Then they called out and ordered a pizza for lunch.

Or something like that.

Answer 7

He didn't ring anyone, he had to wait 10 years til somebody invented the second one.

Answer 8

It was Alexander Grahame Bell not Alexandra.......and he called his assistant a few rooms away from where he was.

Answer 9

actually. the phone didn't work. alex shouted from his room
"Mr. Waston. Come here..."
and Mr. Watson heard it.
everyone thought the message was carried through the phone.

Answer 10

Actually, he didn't. He worked at the patent office and stole the idea!!!

However, when he "invented it" for himself, he rang his secretary in the next room.