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Scientific American, Vol. 46, No. 25 (June 1882) (1882)

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ach. so powerful in proportion to its size and weight as the dou- The method of graduating the strength of the current, in proportion to its size, simplicity in its construction, excel- ble induction motor shown in our engraving. It is the in- lence in its mechanical details, and general… … this cause—a frequent source of annoyance tant results arev anticipated in the way of THE BATTERY. and danger in former motors. storm warnings, owing to the fact that most British storms come from the west, whence The battery consists of six one-gallon cells, their formation cannot be promptly…

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