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Motor-car principles; the gasoline automobile (1910)

Whitman, Roger B. (Roger Bradbury), 1875-1942 · New York, London, D. Appleton and Co. · leaf 111

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IGNITION 85 as much greater than the pressure of one cell as there are cells in the battery; for instance, if there are four cells in the battery, of one and a half volts each, the voltage of the bat¬ tery will be six volts. This method is called connecting in series (Fig. 24). … Zinc connected to can bon zincs connccteo togcthen CAne<yr6 co/rnpereo together SERIES PARALLEL MULTIPLE Fig. 24. — Battery Connections. When the voltage of one cell is sufficient, and it is desired to increase the volume, or amperage, of the current, the cells may be connected in parallel, which…

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