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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 24 (1907) (1907)

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tter, indeed, than when the gyrostat was heat by the brake, so that the energy of rolling is gine. The lower end of the shaft also rests on bail not: acting. The waves appeared to pass under thé diminished. bearings, which as well as the bearing or guide at the hull, gently lifting and lowering it… … be of impracti- were reduced cable size. to 1,200 per In view of minute. No the great ex- difference in pense of the experiment and of the increase in practi- chain pump, and cooled by a blast of air from a cen- the effect was observed, but at 1,100 revolutions the cal difficulties with the size of…

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