Reynolds, Osborne, 1842-1912, Brightmore, Arthur William, 1864-, Moorby, William Henry, 1872- · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 22
ut an inch, and the jet wasturned on to rise about six feet above the reel; the pipe was then broughtback until the water passed as near as possible to the reel without touchingit—but there was no apparent effect produced on the reel. The tap wasturned so as to increase and then diminish the height… … G ON THE SUSPENSION OF A BALL BY A JET OF WATER. [1 The jet was placed so that it missed the reel (when hanging freely) byabout two inches, and the water was turned on to rise about six feet. Thereel was then pushed forward until it touched the jet, and then let go; itimmediately began to turn…
