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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 5 (August 1901) (1901)

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in use. The double sur-face of zinc provided by having an inner and outerzinc cylinder, as well as the depolarizing materialon the inner and outer side of the carbon cylinder,give the battery a remarkably constant voltage, lowinternal resistance and high capacity, with the addedadvantage that the… … AST AUTO HYDBA SPABKING BATTEBY. cell has an initial current of 22 to 30 amperes at 1%volts. In another view is a group of four cells in a rectangu-lar metal case arranged for use in connection with asparking coil for automobiles or gasoline engines. Thelargest size gives a discharge of 30 amperes…

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