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Scientific American, Vol. 80, No. 14 (April 1899) (1899)

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d rise again a fatal blow unnoticed and unsuspected by the enemy. to the surface. It was built of steel and was driven by The " Gymnote " Rising After Submersion. The " Gustave Z6d6 " has proved her ability to travel an electric motor of 55 horse power, the current being supplied from storatre at a… … (Continued on p. 217.) for the submarine vessel The " Gymnote " Traveling at the Surface. The Submarine Torpedo Boat " Gustave Zede " in the Roadstead of Toulon. Longitudinal Section Through the " Gustave Zede." Length, 148 feet; diameter, 10 75 feet; displacement, 260 tons; propulsion by a 750 H.…

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