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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 13 (1904) (1904)

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quipment Company, of chanical nature. Many transmitters and receivers 5'4-inch stroke, and when turning at 900 R. P, have been devised, which are mechanically capable of M. the motor developed 40!» horse-power. Its operating at a high rate of speed; but which have weight stripped, as shown, but… … conical space on which the copper water jacket fits with a steel ring around it, which, when it is driven up on the cone, clamps they are too rapid for the electric impulses. <A talo- the jacket to it, making a tight joint. The motor graph line presents features and effects similar to isa…

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