International Library of Technology · Scranton, International Textbook Co. · leaf 341
ld-style Thomson-Houston Elieostat.—Whenthe rheostatic control was first introduced, a rheostat similarto that shown in Fig. 6 was used. The figure shows thedevice upside down from the position it occupies on a car.F, F, Fare feet cast on the frame; these feet are drilledand provided with… … of which rests the controller handle. The sprocket wheel issmaller than the drum, so that in order to move the trolley,contact shoe S from the off-position O to the on-position L,it is necessary to give the controller handle from two tothree complete turns. This insures a smooth handling ofthe car…
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