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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 5 (August 1902) (1902)

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s inlength by 8 inches inwidth and 8 inches inthickness, while its totalweight is only about 20pounds. The instrument is nowused by the British Ad-miralty for temperaturemeasurements of navalboilers. AN AUTOMATIC LIGHTSHIP. BY WALDON FAWCETT. During the past few years a radical improvementhas been… … .<fc/jfHjyy THE WHIPPLE TEMPERATURE INDICATOR FOR USE WITH PLATINUM THERMOMETER ranging from three months to a year, according to thesize of the receptacle. The originators of this systemhave lately taken another step in advance, still furtherdeparting from the usual oceanic beacon, by the…

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