Discussion on “a trigonometric method for the solution of alternating-current problems.” Atlantic city, N. J., July 2, 1908

Comfort A. Adams: Eight or ten years ago I worked out, for the purpose of transmission line calculations, a method which, with tables and curves, was an almost exact equivalent of Mr. Pender´s method. If one had frequent occasion to make transmission line calculations these tables and curves would be a great assistance, but for infrequent use it takes longer to become familiar with the method than to solve the problem by the long way.