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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 18 (1898) (1898)

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ghty power of*the ocean waves so as to transform regularly backward, terminating in a point. Greatest it into a steady, constant mechanical power. The tank through a nozzle upon the buckets of a Pelton water depth, one-eighth total body length ; dorsal and ven- tral outlines similar ; ven- wheel,… … WAVE MOTOR AT POTENCIA, CALIFORNIA, thought that motors to first four or five rays pro- generate 1,000 horse duced (torn in specimen power, including all of the construction work, problem is how to change the unsteady, intermittent and actual length not known). Pectoral short and without the…

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