"Motor Ignition Appliances: A Practical Treatise On the Application of Electricity in the Production of the Ignition Spark in Petrol Motors" explores the early applications of electricity in internal combustion engines. Written by T. H. Hawley and originally published in 1905, this book offers a detailed look at the technology behind the ignition spark in petrol motors, providing practical insights into the electrical systems of early automobiles. It serves as a valuable historical resource for those interested in the evolution of automotive technology and electrical engineering. The book offers insights into the mechanisms that powered the first generations of motor vehicles and provides a glimpse into the ingenuity of early automotive engineers.
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