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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 9 (March 1907) (1907)

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eld in two wooden trays with acid-proof motor from ri lining. stant speed a Each capstan van carries on a shaft located in five to obtain a bearings four rope drums, each of which is able to trie power a receive about 8,200 feet of wire rope of % inch diame nals of the C ter. An automatic device… … This Plant for Hauling Moving Targets Has a Speed That Varies iroa nected to a dynamo. The latter is used to supply cur- rent to the motors which are mounted directly against ELECTRICALLY-DRIVEN TARGET

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