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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 13 (September 1906) (1906)

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opposite sides of the cylinders. The ward. There are two sets of bevel driving gears, thus and a reverse. The drive is by propeller shaft to the affording a direct drive on both the third and fourth ignition is by means of batteries and coils. live rear axle. The entire eight cylinders of the motor… … The Largest Air-Cooled Automobile Engine Ever Constructed. The Frayer-Miller 110 H. P. Air-Cooled Racer. One of these cars was on its ninth round and was running in sixth place when the race was The cylinders (of 7!4 inch bore by 6 inch strokej are cooled by air from a blower located in front.…

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