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Scientific American, Vol. 69, No. 24 (December 1893) (1893)

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ed 80 by 60 feet Redondo in the sloop Helen after barracuda. One of aware, the gas for operating the oxy-hydrogen light is and was 50 feet high. The material used in its con- their number saw floating in the water what at first now supplied in a convenient form in weldless steel was taken for a… … seven are 1-6 horse power. The po- know that a pressure of 2 tons on the EAST INDIA BUILDING. tential of these machines varies any- inch would cause deformation and where from 25 up to 260 volts. The bulging in a great many instances. Accepting this as practically the maximum limit of farthest…

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