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A little more than 18 months ago, or, to be precise, in our Editorial columns of the 4th September, 1905, we expressed the view...
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Ey Henry Sturmey. I spent a good deal of time at Olympia last week, v. hen I had a particularly good opportunity of observing...
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(Continued from page 55.) The curve in figure 1 gives the apparent specific heat of the particular working fluid in this...
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Chain-driven versus Gear-driven Chassis. (Continued from page 4.) Spur-gear Drive to Live Back Axle. Coming now to the...
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By W. Worby Beaumont, hi.I.Mech.E., M. Inst. C.E., Within the last two years the number of petrol omnibuses in greater London...
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The Amalgamated Motor Bus Company, Limited, recently put its second Brush double-deck omnibus to work on the Peckham and Oxford...
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This Journal has the largest and most valuable circulation: it is the only journal which deals exclusively with commercial...
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The most comical incident, perhaps, occurred when something like the following conversation took place :— "Are you looking for...
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lii orclur to focub the Trade View of tbe recent Olympia Show, w e took th e opp o etunity, durin g the last few days of the...
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By Alfred Hay, D. Sc. , Ni. I. E. E. Judging by the exhibits at the successful commercial motor show which has just come to an...
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Too Many Services on One Route. The Editor, " THE COMMERCIAL MoTok." Sir :—I see in " TUE COMMERCIAL MOTOR that the Eketrobus...
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By Percy Martin. In dealing with the strict subject of this paper, as indicated by the title, "Works Organisation," I fully...
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Discussion on the Paper by Mr. Worby Beaumont. i : continued from page 8.) Continuing his remarks, Mr. Parker said that, in...
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A Choked Exhaust Pipe. " C.B.P." (Levenshultne) asks us to insert the following letter :—"A singular experience befel me a few...
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TREMBLER DEVICE. — Prested. — 22,606, dated 12th October, 1906.—The spring (e) is fixed to one terminal member (c) and makes...