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Scientific American, Vol. 85, No. 6 (August 1901) (1901)

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THE FBAME OF THE SANTOS-DUMONT, SHOWING THE HELIX AND THE BASKET CAB. ble-ended, of the return-tube type, with four furnacesat each end. The motors, the condensers full of water, the steampipes, the auxiliaries, the shaft, propellers, etc., weighaltogether 66 tons; and as the indicated horse… … THE 16 HOBSE FOWEB FOUB-CYLINDEB SANTOS-DUMONT MOTOR. engines of the standard reciprocating type. They areexceedingly light for the power they develop, theweight per indicated horse power being only about halfthat which is common to the engines of the paddleboats which are ordinarily used in the…

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