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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 8 (1899) (1899)

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signed to operate the Their inductive system consists of two large horse- mine-doors through the medium of a rock-shaft, a shoe electromagnets placed one in front of the other erank-arm, and a link connected with one of the doors. behind the axle. The armature is of the Brown type, The rock-shaft… … hour. The weight of the engine and its tender in ser- various widths of studding. FOR OPERATING vice is 198,660 pounds. The results, which, as we have tt te said, were very satisfactory, were the following, in the The First Horseless Carriage. course of the most recent experiments: The maximum…

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