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

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the number of cells will be required to obtain provided with a special gear off four definite speeds, i. of nickel, which are formed into briquettes and pressed the necessary voltage than are at present needed with e., 1%, 3, 5, 9 miles per hour/ With the accelerator, however, the speed of the car’… … GOULD AUTOMOBILE CELL WITH to obviate the detrimental vibration imparted by the grid and plate seen in the illustrations were pro- EARTHENWARE SEPARATOR. duced under a pressure of 250 tons to the square road wheels to the frame. The front and the rear of the armor serve as stores for ammunition,…

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