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Scientific American, Vol. 60, No. 11 (March 1889) (1889)

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the diaphragm, but when sounds are uttered in the tube attached to the cell, the diameter, could be driven at a speed of five knots per oa/j/j.//,' diaphragm is vibrated, its motion being made manifest hour in calm weather and against a fresh breeze at four knots. The engine producing this effect… … Fig. 3.-FH0N0GBAFHIC RECORDER. should be of steel accurately shaped and arranged to be together with screws, and clamping between them a turned at greater or less angles according to the direc- thin iron diaphragm. The upperdisk is aperturedand tion of the wind. To drive the dynamo, a lead of an…

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