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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 9 (March 1902) (1902)

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el. The height to which the shifting air valve, action, however, is not entirely rigid, K, is lifted is dependent entirely upon and undue strains on steering gear and the strength of suction of the motor, parts are thus avoided. The wheels THE PACKAED GASOLINE TOUEING CAE. and the speed of the… … of line without producing strain or device. The primary circuit of the in- duction coil is at the proper instant undue friction, as the driving plate of the clutch is loosely keyed to the closed between the platinum points, P. These points are brought together spring-driven spider in the flywheel,…

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