5/04/29 Mr. [
900] wrote: "...[
195] wanting to keep me posted
on his progress with the motor, has written me a letter and
asked me to telephone you and ask you for a reading on it,
but as I know it cannot be transmitted over the telephone
intelligently, I am writing to you Special Delivery, such
that you may take it at your earliest convenience, and if you
will be so kind as to send me a duplicate I certainly will
appreciate it. This is for [
195] and the [
4666] motor, as
follows:
"[
195] is faced with a problem and it is regarding this
problem he wants information and questions answered. The
motor, as now built, is too flimsy to hold position. The
problem then, is whether he should make a casting for the
tank and bearing stand, as a unit, and use the old revolving
drum, or whether it would be better to discard this machine,
as built, in its entirety, and build another motor, using
direct gravitation forces instead of using those of chemical
gravitation. In this latter type motor it appears that
angular adjustment can be made to fraction of a degree, and
as operation is not enclosed, the adjustments can be made on
pinion posts, to varied angles, until the correct position
is obtained. The question is, then, which would be the best
method of procedure to obtain a successful running motor,
either to make the corrections as stated above, using the
old revolving drum or to build another machine entirely,
according to the specifications also already outlined above.
"If the new type motor is to be constructed, [
195] has drawn
the new design on his drawing board, in his room at ...,
Ohio. The second question, then, is based upon the
assumption that the new motor should be constructed, and if
it should be constructed, then the following question is to
be asked:
"Is this drawing [
195] has drawn up on his drawing board
correct in every detail to effect a successfully running
motor, or will there need be any change in any detail, to
effect the successful running motor?
"The third question lies in any specific advice that may be
given, to consummate the running of the motor that he has so
far brought into being, as regarding his idea for the new
motor, or regarding that already constructed, as the case may
be. Or in other words, it has been given the motor will run;
just what is necessary now to bring this to a successful
completion?..."
5/06/29 Mr. [
195] wrote EC: "...As to the motor, I see how to
build one - such that I can adjust same to more readily get
my correct angels and at the same time hold these angles -
when once set. Am busy now laying out these new assemblies
and trust our latest attempt will bring positive results..."
5/06/29 Before EC received above letter from Mr. [
195]. EC
gave reading,
195-61 on motor.



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