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Accumulator Propulsion in America.—I.

11th April 1907, Page 41
11th April 1907
Page 41
Page 41, 11th April 1907 — Accumulator Propulsion in America.—I.
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The many advantages that self-propelled vehicles have over those which are drawn by horses are fully realised by our American friends. Electrically-driven "trucks " seem to be growing in favour in America, although, at the present time, the number of utility vehicles fitted with petrol engines is in excess of those driven by other means. In the City of New York alone, there are no less than 35,000 registered vehicles propelled by internal-combustion motors

active material is produced from the lead plate itself, a mechanical union is made between them, and thus gives an ideal cohesion, and one which is superior to that obtained in any " grid " or pasted type of plate.

Most of the large undertakings and electrical stations in New York have some means whereby the changing of storage batteries can be expeditiously accomplished. Vehicles which discharge their accumulators from the rear