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Scientific American, Vol. 88, No. 7 (1903) (1903)

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pipe. In general, the motion tube projects, the lower end being swaged of the second piston closely follows that to permit the yacht body to freely rotate of the first, since the first, by feeding more on it. or less gas to the motor, regulates its speed, Passing through an angle plate riveted to… … ing. The free ends of these feelers are the spring R, the motion takes place grad- AERIAL YACHT COMING ABOUT. formed into hooks which are snapped onto ually, as the air in PQ escapes through the the track wire. One feeler is pushed ahead of hole in the center of ‘the lid. The large the yacht and…

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