. Practical electricity for beginners. FlG. 58. Showing the dials on a kilo-watt-hour meter, together with theirdirection of rotation. ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS 91. hours; that the one on the left of this, while making one revo-lution in a counter clock-wise direction, registers 100 kilo-watt-hours; that the third from the right, while making onerevolution in a clock-wise direction, registers 1,000 kilowatt-hours, and that when one on the extreme left makes one revo-lution in a counter clock-wise direction. It registers 10,000kilowatt-hours. While the first, the one on the extremeright, makes on


. Practical electricity for beginners. FlG. 58. Showing the dials on a kilo-watt-hour meter, together with theirdirection of rotation. ELECTRICAL MEASUREMENTS 91. hours; that the one on the left of this, while making one revo-lution in a counter clock-wise direction, registers 100 kilo-watt-hours; that the third from the right, while making onerevolution in a clock-wise direction, registers 1,000 kilowatt-hours, and that when one on the extreme left makes one revo-lution in a counter clock-wise direction. It registers 10,000kilowatt-hours. While the first, the one on the extremeright, makes one complete revolution, the one next to it ispassing from one numberto the next and while thatone is making a completerevolution, the one nextto it is passing from onenumber to the next, etc. The 10 pointer will haveto revolve 10 times whilethe 100 pointer is revolv-ing once, and the 100pointer will have to make 10 complete revolutions beforethe 1,000 completes one revolution. A little study willshow, then, that in reading the meter it is possible tostart at the left and read the smaller numbers on thefour dials (Fig. 59). This is a general rule to follow,


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