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Scientific American, Vol. 81, No. 21 (November 1899) (1899)

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r It means the power developed when 4425 foot pounds of transmission. In one of these the rear wheels are terminals are connected directly to the brake. The of work are done per minute, or 0 7375 foot pound per driven each by a separate motor. A large gear wheel electric brakes on these vehicles,… … driving mechanism. lamp to a height of four hundred The motors used in these differ- ELECTBIC PHAETON DBIVEN BY COUNT DE CHASSELOUF LAT7BAT miles at a velocity of nearly seven ent arrangements are of the Postel- miles per minute. Yes, it pays a Vinay type, and weigh from 60 to 150 kilogrammes, man…

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