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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 12 (1904) (1904)

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with the conditions to be with his claims to recognition as the original inventor of 1,300 miles, was completed on September 6 by a encountered. Secondly, very little rain was met with, Franklin machine driven by A. C. Halsey and W. K. of the alkaline accumulator with unchangeable electro- and… … down to the one-month mark. electrolyte. The size of the containing jar is 300x JAR, PLATE, AND ASSEMBLED ELEMENT OF THE No motor could be submitted to a more severe test 84x72 millimeters (11.81x3.30x2.83 inches). JUNGNER ALKALINE STORAGE BATTERY. than the little four-cylinder air-cooled one on…

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