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Scientific American, Vol. 5, No. 23 (December 1861) (1861)

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ed in the pound radiating magnet, a. Opposite the-ends of the shoe ma gnet. Persons well acquainted with the con- arms are placed the soft iron cores of the several hel- same space than by any other form of construction. struction of that form of magnets are aware of the ices, b b b; the machine… … BEARDSLEE'S NEW MAGNETO-ELECTRIC BATTERY. These machines have now been in constant opera- from these helices are carried down through the bot- and power in any two or more magnets. This difficulty tion for a long period, producing currents of .electric- tom plate of the machine, and each is…

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