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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 20 (May 17, 1902) (1902)

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ctive surface per unit of weight been completed, and, after they have been thoroughly and are connected with tie rods direct to the main in contact with the active material. Such contact tested in vehicles, the Edison Storage Battery Com- axles, so that in case the war-car is used for haulage is… … PASTED GRID. rods which are grooved THE COMPLETE BATTERY. UNPASTED GRID, steer the car. The hill- or cut into washers, climbing capacity of THE INTERNATIONAL BATTERY. leaving sufficient lead the vehicle is 1 in 7% to form a solid core. These rods are then assembled cipal advantage of the…

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