The Technical World Magazine, Volume 6Technical World Company, 1906 |
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Page 22
... speed of six miles per hour , a faster speed not being possible because of the broad driving wheels , which , however , can be replaced with narrower ones when higher speeds are desired . In Mel- bourne , Australia , an agricultural ...
... speed of six miles per hour , a faster speed not being possible because of the broad driving wheels , which , however , can be replaced with narrower ones when higher speeds are desired . In Mel- bourne , Australia , an agricultural ...
Page 80
... speed , so that when that speed is exceeded a buzzer an- nounces the fact to the driver . With this device in use , a chauffeur can set the speedometer at the limit of speed allowed in the country where he is trav- eling , and , as soon ...
... speed , so that when that speed is exceeded a buzzer an- nounces the fact to the driver . With this device in use , a chauffeur can set the speedometer at the limit of speed allowed in the country where he is trav- eling , and , as soon ...
Page 212
... speed the new torpedo developed 40 knots , although the contract was only for 36. A turbo - gyroscope is driven at a speed of 18,000 revolutions per minute , and by this ingenious invention the torpedo is prevented from deflecting from ...
... speed the new torpedo developed 40 knots , although the contract was only for 36. A turbo - gyroscope is driven at a speed of 18,000 revolutions per minute , and by this ingenious invention the torpedo is prevented from deflecting from ...
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