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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 13 (September 1903) (1903)

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light cast instead of being spreadover the whole horizon is concentrated into four, six,or ■ eight separate beams. Three types of flashinglanterns are illustrated herewith. The four-sided lan-tern which we show is not provided with refractingprisms above and below the main lens. It belongs tothe… … Upper Cone of Lantern Bearing:. to send out a flash every four seconds. The revolv-ing lantern has ball bearings on the main standardwhich supports the clock mechanism. The clockworkis operated by a weight hanging in a shaft extendingvertically through the center of the lighthouse. Another…

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