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Scientific American, Vol. 66, No. 7 (February 1892) (1892)

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nst gravity and pro- In the first place, after discussing their value, Mr. pipe about 8 inches in diameter, which ran down a gressively ascending. Finally, having reached the end Trouve' eliminated steam motors, electric motors, ac- steep hillside; to this was attached a canvas hose of of its… … be of exact size; but the other party contended that the contrary, the phenomenon is reversed and the Fig. 2.-METH0D OF STARTING THE AVIATOB. the best results would be produced by having the noz- branches approach each other. If, then, through any zle tapered from the butt to the point as a true…

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