Electricians And Their Marvels
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The cars run for ten miles, taking three-quarters of an hour over the journey, and the fare is fivepence (10 cents). The chief objection to these tramways is owing to the necessity of having in the streets so many poles and overhead wires to convey the current to the cars ; this is done by means of a conducting rod, one end of which jcuns along the overhead wire, and the other of which is connected with the motor of the car. At night, as these cars run along the streets, frequent flashes of ele...ctricity are seen between this connecting rod and the wires, and between the wheels and the rails on which the car is run. The electric tramway of the future, that which will undoubtedly be in general use before very many years have passed, will, it is to be hoped, derive its current from an under- ground conductor. To speak, however, of electric tramways here as now in fairly general use in the United States, is a little out of place in the more or less chronological plan we have adopted.
In the same year, 1879, in which M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cars run for ten miles, taking three-quarters of an hour over the journey, and the fare is fivepence (10 cents). The chief objection to these tramways is owing to the necessity of having in the streets so many poles and overhead wires to convey the current to the cars ; this is done by means of a conducting rod, one end of which jcuns along the overhead wire, and the other of which is connected with the motor of the car. At night, as these cars run along the streets, frequent flashes of ele...ctricity are seen between this connecting rod and the wires, and between the wheels and the rails on which the car is run. The electric tramway of the future, that which will undoubtedly be in general use before very many years have passed, will, it is to be hoped, derive its current from an under- ground conductor. To speak, however, of electric tramways here as now in fairly general use in the United States, is a little out of place in the more or less chronological plan we have adopted.
In the same year, 1879, in which M.
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