An international system of electro-therapeutics : for students, general practitioners, and specialists . FiG. 74.—CELii Arrangement. cup on the side of each section of cells is to receive the zinc and carbonplates when removed from the cells. Fig, Y5 shows the hard-rubber plate of a section (on the under sur-face of which is cemented a sheet of soft, vulcanized rubber) and binding-posts which project through the hard and soft rubber and screw into the. Fig. 75. Fig. 76. brass piece holding the zinc and carbon couples. The rubber plate onwhich the couples are clamped projects over on one side e
An international system of electro-therapeutics : for students, general practitioners, and specialists . FiG. 74.—CELii Arrangement. cup on the side of each section of cells is to receive the zinc and carbonplates when removed from the cells. Fig, Y5 shows the hard-rubber plate of a section (on the under sur-face of which is cemented a sheet of soft, vulcanized rubber) and binding-posts which project through the hard and soft rubber and screw into the. Fig. 75. Fig. 76. brass piece holding the zinc and carbon couples. The rubber plate onwhich the couples are clamped projects over on one side enough to coverthe cells when the zinc and carbon plates are placed in the the cells are not in use, and the lid of the battery-box is closed, it A-282 BLEYER. presses on the spring-handle of the section (Fig. 75) and holds the softrubber firmly over the cells and drip-cup. By this arrangement thehydrostat is made water-tight. Fig. T6 shows a section of 6 cells and a drip-cup made of one pieceof hard, vulcanized rubber. The drip-cup is to receive the zinc and car-bon couples when not in use. By the aid of a simple current-selector anjnumber of cells can be used. (See cut.) They are made from 6 to 24cells. Enough has been said regarding portable apparatuses. The speci-mens described and illustrated are only a few of the good ones, and suffi-ciently enough to select from. STATIONARY AND CABINET-STAND APPARATUSES AND BATTERIES. When
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