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

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ce and its mainten- round shank attached. There isa gib, which can be the last case, the six groups are in derivation and fur- ance, are thus greatly facilitated. The nine elements used on one side if deemed necessary, so that all nish 17 volts only. Itis the mounting that corresponds are united in… … The motor is a series dynamo of the Rechniewski system, of a normal power of 2,000 watts, but which, in case of necessity, is capable of producing twice that power. It is placed in the center of the car- peres (680 watts). riage, and actuates a differential movement through Eccentric the…

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