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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 5 (July 1909) (1909)

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d for some time. current to the armature. As was the case with the re- ond or working ladder, C, was supported on the first This cup could be used on horizontal engines by a ladder, A, by an extension leg, D, made of 4 by 3 tim- pulsion motor, it is here necessary to shift the brushes slight… … tion, consult textbooks on alternating currents. connected in parallel is large enough. In determining HOW TO SUPPORT A LADDEB ON A SLANTING BOOF. whether the wiring and fuses through which the cur- rent is supplied have sufficient carrying capacity, re- DEVICE FOB BEMOVING BROKEN WOOD SCBEWS.…

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