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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 25 (1900) (1900)

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ty-five or thirty miles on a single charge, under battery, and the armature will generate a current in the most favorable conditions. When a hilly road is the opposite direction. The motor will do this be- Carloads of Molten Iron, encountered, the capacity of the battery is considerably cause the… … parts and nothing whatever to get out of order. It will work on the steepest hills as well as on the level, about four and one-half miles away! The new route THE CHARGING MOTOR. and will retard the motion of the carriage to any speed has been laid out so as to save time and distance, and, desired.…

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