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Scientific American, Vol. 16, No. 13 (March 1867) (1867)

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nches diameter and 9 feet Messrs. Johnson & Nephew, Manchester, have drawn for arrows show the direction of the wind. It will be seen that stroke. Four winding engines serve the four inclines for the Paris Exposition, withBedson's patent " continuous mill," the two ends of the platform are beveled… … two, in a serpentine manner and by proper gearing, seen plainly of course at a high tension, be in Fig. 2. The operation is simple The tween pins set in a straight line FAY'S IMPROVEMENT IN WIND WHEELS with its course. platform is kept by means of the vane with the point, D, facing the wind, which,…

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