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

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cted with it by a most power possible is required to be developed by the jaw clutch when, at the end of the run, it is desired the four-cycle principle, and are designed with a re- engine, a clutch that is absolutely positive is used, versing clutch for marine use. The engine shown is to recharge… … GASOLINE MOTOR DIRECT-CONNECTED TO ELECTRIC MOTOR FOR RECHARGING 40 H. P. MARINE MOTOR WITH CLUTCH AND REVERSE DRUM. THE IGNITION THE BATTERIES OF AN ELECTRIC LAUNCH. DYNAMO IS PLACED ON END ABOVE THE FLYWHEEL. the boat, and connected to the carbureter through a boats. A lighter stanchion engine is…

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