Richardson's handbook of projection (1927)

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.590 HANDBOOK OF PROJECTION FOR THE FIVE POINT DIAL SWITCH, Plates 1 and 2, is used to change the connections to the reactance coil in such way as to vary the arc current to any desired value within the limits of the machine. This switch, as its name indicates, Plate 3, Figure 194. A, positive D. C. lead; B, negative D. C. lead; C, relay contact disc; D, transformer lead tags; E, rear end of bulb holder shaft in ball bearing; F, reactance lead tags; G, fibre clamping blocks for reactance coil; H, A. C. leads; I, relay magnet; J, relay contact stud; K, transformer iron; L, transformer coil; M, clamping block for transformer iron; N, mounting bolt for transformer; P, cotter pin; Q, reactance coil; R, reactance iron; S, reactance coil leads.