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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 2 (July 1907) (1907)

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chine, usual cleats or ribs are done away with, and yet the issue of the Physical Review, a preliminary report equipped with these wheels, that it will operate pow- tractive efficiency of the wheel is superior to that of dealing Chiefly with the arc between iron and copper erfully in deep mud and… … effect is confined mainly to the anode. the vehicle supported by a set of AUTO TBUCK MOUNTED ON SINUSOIDAL TBACTION WHEELS these wheels to move from side to When the current is decreased, the side of the road, in the event that all change back to the quiet stage does deeper the wheels sink into the…

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