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Scientific American, Vol. 70, No. 5 (February 1894) (1894)

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a of the plates, was the main if not the sole cause of rangement, the direction given by the fore-carriage is Nature. the want of success of the first experiments, which preserved indefinitely so long as the hand wheel is not date from 1881. But the progress of accumulators aiding, more recent… … POUCHAIN'S ELECTRIC CARRIAGE. drives the valve. By electric motor. The throwing the guide over electric current is fur- on an angle, the engine will run in either direction. The itself under many circumstances. The change of direc- nished by a battery of Dujardin accumulators com- intermediate…

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