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

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r end under all conditions; while, with the battery charged, ing downward on the power stroke, being propelled by of which lever opens the valve. The relative position there is never any doubt about starting and taking a the burning gases in the cylinder, D. The movable of the exhaust and inlet… … fully worked out. Throughout the igniter is seen on the right of CROSS-SECTION OF TYPICAL TWO-CYCLE MARINE MOTOR. the best material is used, such as the motor cylinder. The pump, nickel-steel crankshafts and exhaust valves, prosphoi- L, draws in water through the check valve, S, and these boats as…

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