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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 16 (April 1902) (1902)

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When the latter is contracted to the fullest as Edison, have attempted to find a practical solution extent, all the sections of the rim are close together, of speed plays a very important part in mechanics in of this problem. "As long as it applies to the trans- general and particularly in a thus… … and in such a manner as not would stall the motor. It Fig:. 1.—GENERAL VIEW OF THE ROGER DE MONTAIS TRANSMISSION. to cause any undue friction. would be incapable of adapt- ing itself to the changed con- The pressure of these springs diminishes as they lengthen, ditions and would simply re- but at…

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