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1898 Article-Charter Gas Engine Co., Vertical Gas Engine |
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Gas, Gasoline and Oil Vapor Engines, 1898 pg 140 |
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10/22/2012 10:53:58 AM |
The Charter Gas and Gasoline Engine
The Charter is a representative of one of the earliest types of American gas engines. It has gone through its evolution of improvement, and claims to be a model of simplicity. It is of the four-cycle compression type. It runs equally well with illuminating gas, natural gas, and gasoline. It is built in nine sizes, from 1¼ to 35 B. H. P.
Fig. 74 represents the smallest size, No. 00, which is vertical and of 1¼ B. H. P. Both tube and electric ignition are used with these engines. |
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1898 Charter Gas Engine Co., Vertical Gas Engine
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