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291 what the load may be, provided the voltage or pressure of thecurrent supplied to it be the same ; and it will consequently tryits best to force a car provided with it through mud or uphillat the same pace as it would drive on the flat. The seriesmotor, on the other hand, more or less apportions… … ing moment—that is to say, series motors are better calculatedthan shunt motors for starting a car from a state of rest orgetting it out of difticulties. Generally speaking, we may saythat, for automobile purposes, series motors and separatelyexcited motors, which present some of the…
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