| Show HOMEM HOMEMADE ADE 0 and ud 1 t von by a liar li ft riner to before Ik foro investing lu in a teet steel mill milt tow rn ers and tuk fur for form uses I 1 had lead et at length a 4 of for tile th wil wind adit ahe I 1 be point rt rf the go devil and slid kindred device devices ii Is found lu fit if its inability to moot meet winds from varying points lu ill inot much time Is loit lost by calm through having tr in writ h fir favorable winds I 1 concluded to adayr tuo tao follow ins tug enod I 1 fleit iota of a abild A tuv as M combining client UP bess uess and aud bove pa r with estremo simplicity 4 f 0 eliou it ii is made sti i follow follows A verta cal arldt rile 1 I any ny stal table ii is provided with four arms crossing croe ilog at right 41 1 1 P bloj r I 1 biffl 51 xa 0 1 b I I 1 A m I 1 wa t 11 3 THREE 11 1 or angles at tho the cadi ends of which are crossbars for the support of the arrues upon those a bo li foged frolics covered with causes or other light material ai us in I 1 UK ig I 2 to thu thus write writes a correspondent of new ipanis lili his remarks will with descriptive clato ho lie odd adds As tile arms are the wind forces each batio lu its torn against the horizontal ana arm until on reaching tho the farthest fart bot point to leeward the wind stilling the lack back of tho the vane vatic causes it to unfold and awing freely lu in the NO wind na till I 1 ii completes a revolution two of the four vanes are am thus at ays budar wind pressure and aro 1 drawing into position lou tho the principal expense in a motor of form ill I 1 the cost of tho the canvas if it that material should to be used 1 while if it old lutabel 11 bo it bould aid bo be constructed perhaps more cheaply than the devil evil thi this is tho vim im picot fonn form of tho device nud and could only be stop topped by iranian of a brake and afterward back lag ing latil all vanes are free from frebraro freM oil tho armi it wool 1 1 then them area a number of of thi this varying in the manner of hili hiti glug tho the vanes BK nil ulo also in adapting it to bo be thrown oat out a 0 roar gear etc fig 3 how shows tho the name with the vanes swinging dl di rec ily from tho terms nod and held beld against tho wind by ibis form would revolve only ono way AS the ills cord cords aro are connected and nd could be le thrown out of gear by having 1 tit the kopea run ran over pullens and slacken ing them ai at required in fig 3 the vanes swing between parallel arms rm tied bad tiei bai I 1 ng lam against tho ilia n ind pressure a by a bar or lever ieter which will in one position allow the van to wing abrou h tho whole circle aud in tooth rr stop tho vano cu on 4 into tho the wind the also and of these MCI toro tore are limited only I 1 y tha length of arms and ai and the area arca of thu the vance which mill d dp cuil in turn up oil on phonse tho me to it if is to be put and the of the owners owner the will bo considerable consid crable with very little expense as an on arm of 10 feet 1 in length will sup support a tano cf of 10 fet rutaro that ii in to eay my a surface of square feet to bo opposed to the I 1 I 1 2 TASK 1 aurrin floell wind with a fait fair wind this woold would be equal to horsepower probably vanes ono one fourth that ize size 5 by 5 feet would suffice for ordinary pumping es if placed ou on armi arms cf of 10 fat feet I 1 in length tho vertical axi axis maet bo be high en enough to reach above ove wind ind obort ruc floor yet in caco came of tho the motor being acin 0 placed on a bain or on ore a tank with a tower the aal could be considerably r t deuced the manner of supporting V 1 a axle Is am n well as the aren of trans fut ring ilot it slow rotary root motion iosi tomka to mk m k luery li Is left to the judgment of tho the reader in each particular come nr hobt purposes A large 1 sprocket fp rp rocket wheel with the usual linked chain would sowa to bo hobt suitable auit able see figured in the a second amud mud cut which Illus illustrated connecting windmill with chain and sprocket rp rocket |
