United States Naval Institute Proceedings, Volume 45, Part 3U.S. Naval Institute, 1919 - Naval art and science |
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... METHOD A very satisfactory and simple method of conducting the trickling charge " and one which is very conveniently applied on board ship is known as the Lamp - Bank Method , and consists in connecting lamp - banks in series with the ...
... METHOD A very satisfactory and simple method of conducting the trickling charge " and one which is very conveniently applied on board ship is known as the Lamp - Bank Method , and consists in connecting lamp - banks in series with the ...
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... method of procedure for several reasons , among them being the difficulty of dropping the charge exactly in the place where it would be most effective . Hence it was deemed desirable to introduce some method by means of which the charge ...
... method of procedure for several reasons , among them being the difficulty of dropping the charge exactly in the place where it would be most effective . Hence it was deemed desirable to introduce some method by means of which the charge ...
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... method for enabling ships to steer on continuous curved courses , in which there would be no straight course whatsoever . This method is an improvement upon_the zigzag course and is a logical development of its principles . The Sub ...
... method for enabling ships to steer on continuous curved courses , in which there would be no straight course whatsoever . This method is an improvement upon_the zigzag course and is a logical development of its principles . The Sub ...
Contents
WHAT STEPS IN ORGANIZATION AND TRAINING SHOULD BE TAKEN | 317 |
PLANTING A WAR GARDEN By Captain W T Cluverius U S Navy | 333 |
THE TRICKLING CHARGE AS APPLIED TO LEADACID STORAGE BAT 66 | 339 |
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