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Scientific American, Vol. 4, No. 8 (1861) (1861)

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el round in the corresponding direction ; vacuum, until the piston had progressed about one-half the watches. This led to the invention of the balance balance of the stroke (24 to 28 inches), when the steam and as the balance wheel is drawn partly back by the wheel. A wheel is nicely poised and… … Does the indicator show the result as above? Does not the and pin, h, have been placed upon the side of the axle fact stated indicate that, to use a cut-off to the best advan- tage, it should close gradually and not instantaneously ? of the balance wheel nearest the fulcrum of the lever, would like…

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