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The Röntgen rays in medical work (1907)

Walsh, David · New York : William Wood · leaf 79

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the sake of neatness. The battery can thenbe attached to these binding screws by means of wires when it iswished to charge, and when charging is not in progress the batterycan be detached and removed, and the binding screws directlyconnected to each other by a neat connection of wire. The lampwill… … ACCUMULATOR IN SERIES Fig. 32.—Arrangement of Charging Circuit (Cox). ing one or more lamps in sockets, with a pair of charging terminals,and a flexible wire with plug for attachment to wall-socket or lamp-socket, as may be desired. It is as well to bear in mind that withthe ordinary two-prong…

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