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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 9 (1906) (1906)

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k of homogeneity and tighten their hold on the pins. When it is desired to portant differences, however, between the Simplex car- lack of constant properties, since they are resilient remove a coil, only the primary terminal, P, need be bureter and the Mercedes type it represents. As a and work by… … DETAILS OF THE SPARK COIL. connected electric light set; which we illustrate here- in a moment at will, without even shutting down the with. These sets are made up with genuine imported plant. Moreover, leaks are highly improbable, be- of contact plates at the bottom of the casing. The De Dion…

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