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The practical gas engineer; a manual of practical gas and gasoline knowledge (1901)

Longanecker, E. W. (Ezra W.), 1859- · [Chicago?] · leaf 170

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eed capacity.It does not age, run down, explode, nor giveoff fumes and when renewed is as good asnew. It will cut the cost of batteries in threeas compared with so-called dryM batteries. Buy a battery, or write for our booklet L,stating whether battery is required for sta-tionary or portable work,… … This is the battery that has been adopted bymost of the large manufacturers of gas andgasoline engines, because it Is absolutely reliable Is substantially made Will last many months without renewal Needs no auxiliary sparking machine Gives uniform current discharge It is easy to renew and Cost less…

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