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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 20 (November 1906) (1906)

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Geneva, ascending to a height about 1,100 pounds. A 70-horse-power Panhard motor of 2,500 feet and steering the huge cigar-shaped aero- arranged as to be relieved of heavy strains. The pecu- is used, and as the power of the motor is consider- stat very nicely. This airship is mounted on floats,… … Under Side of the Balloon Toward the Bear- The Power Plant, a 70-Horse-power, 4-Cylinder, Water-Cooled Argus Motor. in this view the " nacelle," or body framework, is shown. Note the double horizontal and The motor drives the 19.08-foot propeller through gears at 180 revolutions per minute. A…

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