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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 9 (March 1902) (1902)

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igh-powered automobiles in place motor as any designer has come, yet it has only the with this motor is the method of producing simple parts of three or five ordinary high-speed the jump spark in the five cylinder heads. motors. The arrangement is quite simple and, though The five-cylinder motor is… … novel part of the arrangement is the switch- THE BALZER REVOLVING AIR-COOLED MOTOR—FLAN VIEW. THE BALZER REVOLVING CYLINDER AIR-COOLED ing of the secondary current. This has been GASOLINE MOTOR. tried by some foreign manufacturers, but the general of fan-cooled and water-cooled motors, with their…

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