Patent GB-1887-316
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An elongated balloon of cylindrical form with pointed ends is constructed of solid steel plates, and is preferably about 414 feet long. The lifting power is obtained by producing a vacuum in the balloon, and the propulsion is obtained by ejecting air against the atmosphere. Aëroplanes are provided on either side, and the car is suspended in such a manner that it may be adjusted longitudinally below the balloon.
Described by Brewer and Alexander as similar to Patent GB-1891-8142 by de Bausset.
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| Year filed | 1887 |
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| Office | GB |
| Patent number | 316 |
| Inventors | Arthur de Bausset |
| Inventor country | US |
| Applicant person | Herbert John Haddan |
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| Applicant type | INDIV |
| Applicant is inventor? | 0 |
| Original title | Navigable balloon |
| English title | Navigable balloon |
| Tech fields | navigation, balloon, LTA, gas, airfoil, car |
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| Patent agent | Herbert John Haddan |
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| Family year | 117 |
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