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 : Magnetic evitated train by Emile Bachelet 1914


Magnetic evitated train by Emile Bachelet 1914

Diagram for a magnetic evitated train, primarily the invention is designed for the carrying of mail at the speed of 300 miles per hour. Works on the concept of lifting the train into the air without touching the ground by magnet propulsion, the railway line consists of a pair of rails about 35 feet long, laid over a series of coils or bobbins, intented by M. Emile Bachelet

Picture No
11071007
Media ID
46117256
Size
4150px x 6167px (3.4MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd/Mary Evans
Source
Diagram in The Illustrated London News', 16 May 1914, page 799
Date
1914

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