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Information; elementary electricity, motor car electric systems, the gas engine from an ignition point of view, driving the car (1920)

Phillips, Harvey Elmer, 1874-1948 · Dayton, Ohio, Auto Electric Systems Publishing Company · leaf 27

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the Voltage at the motor terminals is 30 Volts. What is the rate of flow ofcurrent in Amperes? A. 32 (Volts) less 30 (Volts) equals 2 Volts drop. 2 (Volts drop) dividedby .2 (Ohm) equals 10 Amperes. Q. A 32-Volt generator is delivering current to a motor which is consuming 4 Amperesand the… … IOOOFT, #10 COPPER WIRE. UOYOLT& THE OFIOP IN PRESSURE BETWEENGENERATOR AND MOTOR IS DUE TOTHE RESISTANCE Ot= THE. LONG WIRESEORMlHG THE CIRCUIT-. # looo FT. IP COPPER WlffE

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