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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 4 (1904) (1904)

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nd two 8-inch guns, while branch leading to the air blast of the eri that of the “Kasaga” consists of four blowpipe. The inner inverted cylin- 8-inch guns. The accompanying very der or gasometer is 12 inches in dia- striking photograph of the “Kasaga” meter by: 14 inches high. At diamet- was taken… … air 10 t : S Displacement, 7,700 tons. Speed, 20.2 knots. turrets, 544 in,; battery protection, 6 in.; two is driven by blowpipe’ will two sets of be jerky. When armor, Complement, 525. triple - expan: In use, the © 1904 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, INC.

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