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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 3 (January 1909) (1909)

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e the ignition system tory ignition. This condition will exist twice during sudden and intense flow causes the core of the coil to one of the most trustworthy parts of the car. This evolution has developed two distinct types of magnetos, each revolution of the armature, and it is necessary throw… … A. Insulated interrupter contact. B. Grounded contact on lever. C. Contact adjusting device. D. Cam. TTFICAL MAGNETOS USED ON AMEBICAN CABS. gine by gearing. One type generates the high-ten- 40,000 volts. This current • is passed to : the proper crank shaft that each production of maximum cur- sion…

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