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Scientific American, Vol. 82, No. 22 (1900) (1900)

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s, the points of suspension being supported results, which, if the resistances due ‘to friction are feature of this regulation is the following: If acon- upon springs. The battery has thus a double suspen- negligible, will take the form of stationary waves, as ductor has a high inductance, a given… … this manner the driver is not obliged to leave subdivided, and put at regular intervals, as his seat while the battery is being replaced. During shown in the diagram (Fig. 4), the efficiency will be this time the motor is examined and put in order by a increased. The further we proceed in this…

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