Price List No 50
Price List No 50
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If Switch Contact II is near the left hand end contact, and if it be desired to increase the current slightly, it is better to move Switch Contact I back than to move No. II forward. Even when this method of connections is adopted it is thus possible to obtain fine regulation with one Switch Contact and coarse with the other.
If it be desired to feed with current an apparatus which works with an interrupted current (e. G. An induction coil with platinum interrupter or an Ampere table), it may b...e desirable that at the moment of making the circuit not too high a pressure prevails so as not to burn the contacts by the spark at break. In such cases, when large currents are being used, Switch Contact II should be left in the region of the smaller resistances, while Switch Contact I should be turned backwards. The pressure at the apparatus at the time when no current is being taken off, is to the working voltage as the resistance values placed alongside the contacts on which the Switch Lever rests are to each other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If Switch Contact II is near the left hand end contact, and if it be desired to increase the current slightly, it is better to move Switch Contact I back than to move No. II forward. Even when this method of connections is adopted it is thus possible to obtain fine regulation with one Switch Contact and coarse with the other.
If it be desired to feed with current an apparatus which works with an interrupted current (e. G. An induction coil with platinum interrupter or an Ampere table), it may b...e desirable that at the moment of making the circuit not too high a pressure prevails so as not to burn the contacts by the spark at break. In such cases, when large currents are being used, Switch Contact II should be left in the region of the smaller resistances, while Switch Contact I should be turned backwards. The pressure at the apparatus at the time when no current is being taken off, is to the working voltage as the resistance values placed alongside the contacts on which the Switch Lever rests are to each other.
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