Im Oktober 1882 wurde hier anlslich der internationalen Elektrizit?tsaustellung von Miesbach nach M?nchen erstmals in der Welt eine Kraftűbertragung mit hoch gespannten Strőmen durchgefuhrt. Die Schőpfer des Werkes Oskar von Miller und Marcel Deprez bahnten da mit den Weg zur Ausnűtzung entlegener Energiequellen. Der Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker im September 1952. Leitung Telegraphendraht 2x57 km. Spannung 1350 bis 2000 Volt Gleichstrom.

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Here in October 1882 on the occasion of the International Electricity Exhibition was the world's first transmission of high-tension electrical current, from Miesbach to Munich. The creators of this work, Oskar von Miller and Marcel Deprez, thus paved the way for the use of remote energy sources. The Association of German Electrical Engineers, September 1952. Telegraph wires (as) line 2 X 57 kilometers. Voltage: 1,350 to 2,000 volts direct current (DC).

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