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Scientific American, Vol. 48, No. 5 (February 1883) (1883)

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ELECTRICAL MACHINE. cided advantage over most of the induction machines. It is ^ « » > »■ ■ We find in a recent numbej' of Engineering the following difiicult to account satisfactorily for the exceptionally high mvitj men Cannot Fly. description and illustration of a new electrical machine de-… … a curved rod,'supported at the middle of , ;•;' - structed a practicable flying machine; nay, WIMSHTJRST'S NEW ELECTRICAL MACHINE. its length by one of the projecting ends of ' they have not yet so much as taken the the fixed spindle upon which the disks first step in that direction. rotate, the…

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