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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 23 (December 1901) (1901)

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lle Record. grammes (4,895 pounds). The available voltage is fectly in phase as possible to prevent the welding of The well-known French chauffeur and manufac- 120; the capacity of the battery is 400 ampere-hours. the switch contacts that is likely to occur if the ma- turer, M. Krieger, on the 16th… … Both rotor and stator are built of lam- Fig. 1.—SYNCHRONISM INDICATOR. has recently brought out a new fast pas- Fig. 2.—BACK OF INDICATOR. inated iron. The stator is bipolar and senger locomotive, which is shown in the has winding with a sufficient number of turns to pro- records for long-distance…

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