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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 6 (February 1902) (1902)

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hether been attained of late, and it is claimed much higher this was so or not, he states that he had been gone each. The primary pressure is varied from 1,850 volts speeds are possible. to 1,150 volts from starting to full.speed, the currrent but a few minutes from the shanty when he heard a The… … above the roof of the car, as the explosion, that 440 pounds LONGITUDINAL AND CROSS-SECTIONAL VIEWS OF CAR BUILT BY ALLGEHEINE shown in the diagram. were delivered next "morning, ELEKTRICITAETSGESELLSCHAFT. The high tension trans- and that four-fifths of this & Halske. This line is operated between…

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