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Scientific American, Vol. 45, No. 16 (October 1881) (1881)

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screws, and nut plates, and carrying the resistance of the inactive coils of the armature is thereby eliminated from the internal circuit of the machine. This with an expenditure of 53^ to 6 horse power, this machine loops. An improved folding basket has been patented by Mr. of maintainina; a… … otherwise composed in two plates. Into which it flows by Fig. 2.-C0MP0UND MULTIPOLAR CONTINUOUS-CURRENT MACHINE. sections or layers, the major a spout which is made mov- section of which is utilized able so as to direct the course through a commutator or contact rings of ordinary con of the flow.…

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