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Scientific American, Vol. 78, No. 18 (April 1898) (1898)

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backward, terminating in a point. Greatest tank through a nozzle upon the buckets of a Pelton water it into a steady, constant mechanical power. The depth, one-eighth total body length ; dorsal and ven- wheel, which it drives at a tral outlines similar ; ven- high rate of speed. The tral margin,… … ing lower posteriorly, the WAVE HOTOB AT FOTENCIA, CALIFORNIA. thought that motors to first four or five rays pro- generate 1,000 horse duced (torn in specimen the construction work, power, including all of problem is how to change the unsteady, intermittent and actual length not known). Pectoral…

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