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Scientific American, Vol. 57, No. 20 (November 1887) (1887)
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ples, should be considered the most ad- desirable. vanced are those dependent on electricity as the quite conceivable that by this occurrence so great a Under the seats on the sides of the car the battery is demand for power might be made upon the station, motive power. It is satisfactory to note… … 1. The Battery. 2. The Driver. 3. Interior of the Car. 4. Dynamo and Battery Connection. 5. Frictional Drivipg Geai. THE WEISS ELECTRIC STREET CAR AND THE WEISS SYSTEM AS APPLIED IN JERSEY CITY. N. J. © 1887 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.Bellows · Patented · Center · Contained · Lines · Valve · Scientific American · Express money · Address munn · Glass tube · Otto gas · Corner lines · Large number · Ring frame · Storage battery · Set screw
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