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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 18 (1905) (1905)

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The valves of prived Christie of any further chance of showing what cylinder capacity is interesting, as it shows in a this engine also are located in the cylinder head, as his car could do. The night before the race he was can be seen in the illustration below. measure how much one motor may… … at its base. Nothing daunted, he set to work to make placed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. It is tons of this engine is 1,194.56 cubic inches. Next in order comes the De Dietrich engine, with 1038.37 cubic intend: d to use the steel cars on the Pennsylvania fast repairs, and, after working…

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