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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 1 (1903) (1903)

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ut doubt a very smooth-run- house, where he breakfasted. Bystanders and me- The smaller Winton racer is built on the same gen- chanics held down the airship.in the meantime. After ning, speedy car. Planned on the general lines of the eral lines as the one just described. It has half the… … mum speed of over 90 miles an hour, while it:can also be slowed down to 9 miles an hour by throttling the motor. Its weight complete, with tanks empty, -is Scr 4m. N- Ye 2,150 pounds. The capacity of the gasoline tank is 22 gallons, and that of the water tank, 12%. It has a wheel base of 914 feet,…

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