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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 26 (June 1907) (1907)

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fic type of locomotive, in Our illustration shows a remarkable photograph of OF THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. which the total necessary adhesive weight was real- a new hydroplane boat, which was first experimented ized without exceeding a load of 60,000 pounds on any with successfully on Lake… … An 80 H. P. Hydroplane Boat Driven by Air Propeliers, the tubes, which are 2*4 inches in diameter, are 6 feet longer than those of the Atlantic type, or 21 Specialist!, Rome. It is fitted with two V-shaped fins feet over all; and of these there are 343 whose com- anything hitherto built, or that…

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