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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 15 (October 1905) (1905)

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nnect- ing, for it has risen to 25 miles an ed sheet. Up to 15V> miles an hour hour. This is the speed of the most the increase of power required was perfectly designed auto boats with 80- An Experimental Trip with Lambert's Boat. much less than with an ordinary boat, horse-power motors, but De… … I have tried one L^&£^ of them, which carries two per- sons, and there would seem to be n o difficulty i n constructing much larger vessels. For years De Lambert has studied the application of the skipping- stone principle to navigation. H e towed inclined Lambert's Steam Glider, Model of 18!) 7,…

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