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

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resist- The boat, which is being (owed at a comparatively low speed, is shown lifted clear of the water ance also varies as the square of adjustment of supporting plates, B B', by submerged Hydroplanes at the bow and the stern. This type of Hydroplane is said to be which is accomplished by their… … 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 effect of the automatic- Fitted with Surface…

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