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Scientific American, Vol. 72, No. 15 (1895) (1895)

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capable of more rapidity than seeins strauge that there has been no radical improve- which, on a common axis, turn coils wound respect- ively for high and low resistance, the coils as they ment for fifteen years.—N. Y. Sun. the human operator can get out of it, the next point to turn moving a hand… … brought to the coils, if desired, through out of existence. On the other hand, the piece of lumber which is manufactured the torsion spring. In use as an ohm mn — ——, ute, but it must be understood that this record was goes into asubstantial building, which lasts for gene- meter the high resistance…

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