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Scientific American, Vol. 90, No. 5 (1904) (1904)

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eels of THE REGAS AIR-COOLED AUTOMOBILE. The air-cooled motor on the Regas cars is of dis- ordinary roads and hills, without taking fuel or water 3% to 1 on the high speed, 10 to 1 on the low speed, tinctly novel design, as will be seen from the illus- and 20 to 1 on the reverse. A… … against it, by 10 or 12 miles means of an without taking outer sheet steel jacket, 172 slotted copper tubes, 35 a fresh supply of fuel and water. Hornsby & Sons, The engine is fitted with hand control on the steering inch x 14% inches long. These tubes, it is claimed, not in fact, was the only firm…

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