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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 5 (1894) (1894)

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ing to this ar- of the plates, was the main if not the sole cause of rangement, the direction given by the fore-carriage is Nature. the want of success of the first experiments, which | preserved indefinitely so long as the hand wheel is not a date from 1881. But the progress of accumulators… … POUCHAIN’S ELECTRIC CARRIAGE. drives the valve. By electric motor. The throwing the guide over electric current is fur- on an angle, the engine will run in either direction. The itself under many circumstances. The change of direc- nished by a battery of Dujardin accumulators com- intermediate…

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