ABSTRACT
We do nothing at all in what is sometimes ambitiously called research, excepting as it relates to our single objective. We believe that anything else would be out side our province and possibly done at the expense of our own particular function which, to repeat, is making motors and put ting them on wheels. In the engineering laboratory at Dearborn we are now equipped to do almost anything that we care to do in the way of experiment, but our method is essentially the Edison method of trial and error.
