- the secret chamber; 3, the reservoir; 4, the engine used in connection with the ordinary ebonite box with tion. At a certain predetermined depth, according to the compartment; 5, the buoyancy compartment; 6, the a piece of cambric, so as to permit the whole of the tension on the springs, the… … SIDE VIEW OF A 14-INCH TORPEDO. rays. In four days the cambric was rotted away. Mr. consists of a series of disks of wet guncolton packed will be driven in by the water pressure, and above it Blythswood states that he has renewed the cambric snugly together. The cartridge primer, k, for explod- the…
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