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

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Scientific American. 64 January 16, 1909. the difficulty of keeping them clean and with the insulated part. For all points in in adjustment. This feature has been the revolution of the armature except One of thesix Maxwell Models perfected to a high degree in some makes, from the position of Fig. 3… … ing contact, because the pressure will not difficulty need be experienced from this THE ARISTOCRAT OF RUNABOUTS be sufficient to overcome the resistance source, and that a double-wound arma- of the spark plug gap. When the inter- ture greatly simplifies the wiring and Model L D, 2-cylinder,…

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