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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 26 (December 1903) (1903)

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ely under, though we can still it into two huge water tanks that are the first to be running by altering the pitch of the screws, thus driv- see the enemy through the omniscope. The hydro- filled when submerging. Another tank (not shown) ing the boat more slowly and using the surplus power planes… … We cannot reach her before she passes us haust pipe of the engines, D. P P The "Protector" in Cruising Trim, with Hatches Open, and Showing Operating Rod unless we change it. We turn our boat at are detachable anchor weights; N N Connecting the Two Hydroplanes, as Well as Exhaust Pipe, Omniscope,…

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