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

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hours in operating automobiles successfully, but water. When fastened to the clutch it the price that they have paid for experi- should he given a liberal coating of castor THE REMY MAGNETO ence is far in excess of the fee that oil, or better still, neatsfoot oil. It will would have been charged… … to heavy vehicles, and it must be admit- wound armature, is a solid steel produces a high-tension current, the mag- ted that it possesses advantages in the shaft with two forgings riveted to it. neto itself delivers a current of' even smoothness with which the power may be It cannot give trouble.…

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