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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 24 (June 1902) (1902)

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ittle switchboard, which is provided with the tension line is composed has a constant diameter of 5 of 16,000 volts, and is stepped down to 750 volts to the usual circuit-breaking and measuring devices, the millimeters. The lines which supply the transformers line conductors. The passenger rolling… … static transformers. The high-ten- pended from the post by means of A LOCOMOTIVE OF THE BERTHOUD-THOUNE ELECTBIC BOAD, sion conductors extending from hangers, of such construction the central station to Thoune as to permit a play of 30 centi- are secured to metallic sup- meters (15.7 inches). ports…

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