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An apparatus is described in which the principle of the synchronous motor was used to maintain constant speed of the air-driven rotors described by Beams and Pickels. The regulation was secured both with and without the use of an external driving circuit. The rotors have been driven in synchronism with an oscillator when the driving air jets were completely turned off.
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