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Scientific American, Vol. 65, No. 22 (November 1891) (1891)

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o situated that they the influence machine, while at right angles to the come in contact with the sectors when the latter are is placed over it and turns on a point fixed to the top diameter joining these brushes there are two other of the inner shade. Our artist has done his work so about an inch… … what meager description of The cylinder of this motor Mr. Wimshurst's production, is of hard rubber, and is six Fig. 2. Fig 3. Mr. William McVay, inches in length and of 19 East Sixteenth about four and a half St., New York, has inches in diameter, constructed a motor with brass sectors % which is…

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