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Scientific American, Vol. 97, No. 5 (August 1907) (1907)

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e weights of all the component parts having water, about 2,000 rounds may be fired at short inter- and regulated by means of the fuzee spring. The been kept as low as possible consistent with stability vals without replenishing the water supply. At the functions of the mechanism or lock are to… … bearings at the bottom on the lock weight of the former type of tripod frame. These levers support the —49 pounds—great steadiness is THE " SKY CYCLE" BUILT AND NAVIGATED BY A FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD BOY. extractor during the whole period obtained during firing. The appre- ciable economy that has. been…

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