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

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rter. first coil establishes its own field of force. It induces operation is constantly repelled as if by a blast of air, The compensator, which space does not permit us and is heated if held there, owing to the Foucault cur- a current in the second coil, thus establishing a second to illustrate,… … connection including a switch or push buttons is placed Fig. 8, in which wires are heated to incandescence by Fig. 7.-EXFEBIHENT WITH A WATCH DEHAONETIZEB. by which a momentary ground can be established by the current. the operator. Opposite each primary coil a secondary from the first, owing to "…

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