The Electrogyro Locomotive

Anon. The Three-phase Induction Generator arranged for Self-excitation by Condensers. Bulletin Oerlikon No. 163/164 (includes Bibliography).

Basset E. D. Potter F. M. Capacitative Excitation for Induction Generators. Electrical Engineering, 54 (1935) 540.

Burnand J. M. Results of Two Years' Experience of the First Gyro Bus Service in the World at Yverdon (Switzerland). Revue Int. Union of Public Transport, Brussels, 5 (1956) 29.

Carrard Ch . The Gyrobus and the Gyrotractor (In French). Le Genie Civil, 129 (1952) 1.

Dünner E. Gyro Vehicles and Their Electrical Equipment. Bulletin I.R.C.A.: El. Traction, 9 (1958) 140.

Gillon E. The Gyrobus (In French). Bulletin de la Société Belge des Electriciens, 71 (1955) 9.

Petukhov N. P. A Flameproof Locomotive for Coal Mines (in Russian). Mekhanisatsia No. 4 (1958) 12.

Petukhov N. P. Results of Tests on a Flameproof Inertia Locomotive (in Russian). Gorny Zhurnal No. 4 (1959) 54.

Schilovsky P. P. The Gyroscope: Its Practical Construction and Application. (Spon, London, 1938).

Stebbins F. O. Effects of Capacitors and Varied Voltages Upon Induction Motor Characteristics. General Electric Review, 37 (1934) 165.

Storsand B. The Electrogyro—A Kinetic Energy Store for Vehicles (In German). Schweizerische Bauzeitung, 69 (1951) 199.

Weddinge A. On the Development of a Flywheel Storage Locomotive for Underground Service (In German). Bergfreiheit, 20 (1955) 23.

British Patents.

No. 600,280–18th June 1945—Improvements in or relating to Electric Vehicles.

No. 638,446–4th December 1947—Control System for Squirrel Cage Induction Motors.