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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 14 (October 1909) (1909)

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es at the crown. Plain angles The Gabet torpedo contains an internal-combustion TOBPEDO. On 'Wednesday, June 23rd, experiments were made are attached to each main frame and a corrugation motor operated by gasoline, a decided novelty. Com- gusset plate at each frame. There are no side with the… … Launching the improved Gabet wirelessly-controll ed torpedo. The waTe-transmitting' apparatus set up in a small boat. TBI GABIT wntBLWSlY-COH TBOUSD AUTOMATIC TOBPKDO.

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