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Scientific American, Vol. 62, No. 8 (February 1890) (1890)

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lated, several ed. A watertight iron box contains the coils, the spaces {Continued from first page.) layers of tape being wound in opposite directions, on between and around whose parts are tightly packed ventilated through the space between the heads and each coil, each one being wound separately… … currents are expressed in the current a perfectly continuous and even one, an Lenz's law. If the wires are enormous waste of energy would be produced by all Fig. 4,-EXFEBIMENT SHOWING FBINCIFLE OF CONVEBTEB, wound in two similar coils of these connections permitting the passage of a large equal…

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