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Scientific American, Vol. 76, No. 2 (1897) (1897)

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l- of the motor is controlled by means of a special regula- ing nut raises or lowers the governor lever in such a tor resembling in outward appearance the latest type way as to break the contact before the water wheel has of General Electric street railway controller, and con- been brought to the… … the pole pieces of the blowout magnet, B O, WHEEL GOVERNOR. which was added to break the destructiveness NICHOLS’ IMPROVED PITMAN, of the are at the contact points. B is the brake solenoid in series with the motor cir- tacts for cutting equal resistances simultaneously into disk, and the box…

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