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

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he use of batteries, experiments have been .made with various types of mechanical generators. ^ri^ Fig 7.— The Remy armature with stationary winding and revolving core. The development of the magneto has been the result. This type of apparatus originated with Faraday, who revolved a coil of wire in… … netic flow abandons this Of sufficient intensity to Fig. 8.—Field and armature of Bosch high-tension magneto, t 1 Fig. 5.—Typical magneto armatures.

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