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Scientific American, Vol. 77, No. 13 (1897) (1897)

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London Electrical Cab Com- tor of the same make. The alternator is run up to the pany, Limited, just at the same rates and in the same speed by the cells, which it is afterward to charge, put manner as the London cabs. The ‘‘cabbies” are, we in step with the London Electric Supply Company’s are… … stop position the series parrallel controller on the first SECTION OF DIFFERENTIAL GEAR. CHAIN GEAR. step short circuits the motor through the starting re- sistance, thereby gently braking the cab. On the both of the rear wheels. For this purpose large driving current, and the continuous current…

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