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Scientific American, Vol. 50, No. 1 (January 1884) (1884)

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a pocketed ball. If the shot lon-Volckmar secondary batteries as a source of motive does not so terminate, carroms and cushions count nothing. at the outside of the shaft. Taking, then, the greatest safe power, with special reference to the driving of tramcars. All shots must be "called ''or "… … CALDER'S GAME TABLE. plied by 109 accumulators, 1,000 horse power into a 8 of the 175 kilogramme size, inch shaft, making 500 revo- coupled iu such a manner that the power of 50, 70, 95, or all called or directed is not made, the shot becomes a ''chance " lutions per minute, we ought, at the end of…

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