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Scientific American, Vol. 92, No. 12 (March 1905) (1905)

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o be in existence. Among others who built simi- according to speed. Its remarkable efficiency is evi- stituted. It is further the practice to equip such lar weapons are Jan Sander, of Hannover, and Antonio denced by the fact that it delivers the water at this plants with two dynamos, one much… … but very few are krown to be in existence. The huge tower wheel shown was designed and built Section Through a Wind-Power Plant. Pig. 6 shows a two-barrel, revolving flint-lock pistol especially for electric lighting. With the wind at 7 me- rr-ide by Bauduin, a French gunsmith, about the mid- ters…

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