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Scientific American, Vol. 83, No. 18 (November 1900) (1900)

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us em- sufficient to slip the wheels. necting-rods with the yoke. It is evident that by The principal motor will work up to 200 horse power, ployed, by a wheel in the pilot house. This rotary reason of this construction the wheel can be turned to It is shunt-wound. The armature is of copper bars,… … menting substances are kept cooled down below the d esce n d i n g the incline, the motor point of ignition. THE PARIS EXHIBITION—ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE.

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