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Hawkins electrical guide ... : questions, answers & illustrations : a progressive course of study for engineers, electricians, students and those desiring to acquire a working knowledge of electricity and its applications ; a practical treatise (1914)

Hawkins, N. (Nehemiah), 1833-1928 · New York : T. Audel & Co. · leaf 70

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es. How are party wires usually run? Ans. On poles from street to street. Ques. What protecting devices are necessary? Ans. Lightning arresters. THE TELEPHONE 2,163 Ques. Where are these placed ? Ans. In the cellar. Ques. Describe the line connections. Ans. The two lines are connected to the end of… … Fig. 2,975.—View of lightning arrester showing the manner in which overhead telephone wiresterminate at a cellar window. The two wires from central are connected to ends of fusesmounted on a porcelain block. Between these, and connected with each is the arresterproper, which consists of carbon…

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