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They postulated that running an engine at a constant speed and driving the output into a planetary gearset where one part of that gearset would rotate at a variable speed in response to what was required at the wheels would do the trick. The transmission held oil designed to resist the friction and shearing action of gearsets. The gearset is nonmagnetic and immune to interference in such applications as welding or motors equipped with powerful brakes. |
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