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

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l pressing inward the movable hubs. The springs bear against is used, the increased resist- ance to traction on a grade rings mounted on the shaft, 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… … than a very slight variation in order to modify certain of its defects as well as to avoid the diameter of the pulleys, Fig;. 8,--DETAILS OF THE TRANSMISSION.

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