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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 9 (March 1906) (1906)

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(in width As the speed may thereafter vary, across the line of motion) in- any tendency to sink, because of less- versely as the square of the ened speed, is immediately overcome Diagram Showing Positions Assumed at Rest and in Motion by Motor Boat speed, the resistance due to skin by the lifting… … writer has experimented with sub- of a chain. Letter F indicates the merged plates. necessary wood or metal framework Motor Boat Fitted with Three Surface Hydroplanes of the Type Proposed by The apparatus used was crude, but for rigidly connecting and support- Archdeacon. it will be seen from the…

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