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

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the surface of the water, or being about 800 times lighter than the water. As ex- shaft and another at the bottom. Each set consists above the surface, would be able to attain a high periments are much more readily carried out on the speed without the expenditure of the tremendous of two bevels,… … are mechanically operated from scale, a somewhat larger boat, a single camshaft by means fitted with a 50-horse-power of push rods and rocker arms. gasoline engine, was unable to Cooper Hewitt's 8-Cylinder Motor Installed in the Hull of His Gliding. Craft. The engine is fitted with both exceed this…

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