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Scientific American, Vol. 61, No. 2 (July 1889) (1889)

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in the circuit of the made or more easily managed than the one invented wheel in question, carried by the armature shaft, ro- dynamo and kept there for thirty hours continuously, by Plante. It is therefore especially adapted to the or for shorter periods aggregating thirty hours. It tated at a… … rolling the knurl over the plate. Half of the plates are opened to the public at the Burgenstock.near Lueara*! CURIOUSLY WOBN OEAB WHEEL. The rails describe one grand curve formed upon an provided with four oblong 'perforations into which are inserted H-shaped distance pieces of soft rubber, angle…

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