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Remember reading an article in the old Tripod Graysubs site about David Jacques HMS Resolution with a rather unique ballast system employing bellows from a car steering wheel. It was mentioned that there was an article posted here. Does anybody have a copy they could possible share?
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HMS Resolution bellows type ballast system
redboat219- Guest
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david f- AMS Treasurer
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David will be "chuffed" about your enquiry!
The article was in a special issue of "In Depth" the AMS magazine in 1990.
I've just uploaded this to our Facebook site where you can download it from the Files section.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/AMSmembers
(Let me know if you have any problems.)
David
The article was in a special issue of "In Depth" the AMS magazine in 1990.
I've just uploaded this to our Facebook site where you can download it from the Files section.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/AMSmembers
(Let me know if you have any problems.)
David
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Got it. Thanks.
david f- AMS Treasurer
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David Jacques has just let me know the following (Magazine available in the Files section of our Facebook site or will be when I have uploaded it in the next few days. Still at 2002 at the moment!): (Later edit: NOW POSTED. It is very ingenious method of adding proportional control to piston tanks etc. )
"The magazine with the proportion control Bellows article is Volume v1 No4 1988 . Regards David."
"The magazine with the proportion control Bellows article is Volume v1 No4 1988 . Regards David."
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