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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 19 (May 1899) (1899)

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e contact, F, of the induction coil, by passes a portion of the hot means of which a spark is caused to pass at IF, thus gas escaping from the igniting the gas contained in the chamber of the motor. By this means a motor.* ■ nearly constant tempera- This induction coil is operated by four dry… … Fig. 2.—THE DE OION-BOUTON AUTOMOBILE TRICYCLE. Fig. 3.—REAR VIEW OF TRICYCLE SHOWING KOIOB- engine, the gas being furnished by the evaporation of will be readily understood. When the piston descends, The cylinder, H, of the uiotor is of cast steel, with gasoline contained in a vaporizing chamber,…

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