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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 17 (October 1909) (1909)

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brass, through which be supported in a vertical position and provided with with a file and a smooth covering of cotton tape be passed the slow-motion screw, sharpened to a point a better rotor, from which it is possible to get enough applied as shown in Fig. 1, A. and turned by a small wooden… … of any size larger than No. 20. This winding Fig. 2.—ALTERNATING CURRENT MOTOR, EASILY CONSTRUCTED EQUATORIAL MOUNT TOR TELESCOPES.

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