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Scientific American, Vol. 87, No. 12 (September 1902) (1902)

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nds twin-screw yacht 130 Copyright 190E, by J. C. Hemment pressure at the engine feet 4 inches total is 4,000 horse power. length, 12 feet 6 inches STEAM YACHT "ARROW." FASTEST CRAFT IN THE WORLD. SPEED ON TRIAL, 39.13 KNOTS. Both engines exhaust beam, 3 feet 6 inches into one condenser with normal… … ers, being finally fact that the delivered to the "VEL0X," FASTEST DESTROYER AFLOAT. SPEED, 33.84 KNOTS. greatest beam joiler at a tem- lies well aft, Fitted with reciprocating engines for cruising and with turbines for full speed. Length, 1*10 feet; beam, 31 feet; draft, 7 feet; displacement, 315…

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