- The
Hippomobile is an
automobile invented by Étienne
Lenoir in 1863
which carried its own
internal combustion engine. It was
based on his 1860 invention...
- inefficient, with a
power stroke at each end of the cylinder. In 1863, the
Hippomobile, with a coal gas fueled, one cylinder,
internal combustion engine, made...
- Arc-en-Barrois, France)
Examples of
motorized he****s
Ancient he****
hippomobile (France) 1919
model Renault he****, Australia, c. 1930
Modern he****...
- disappeared. At this time of
industrial and
demographic growth, the old
Hippomobile modes of transportation,
fiacres and horsebus,
established since the...
-
original on 2011-04-26.
Retrieved 2010-11-14. "Les
omnibus à
traction hippomobile (archives of Musée départemental Dobrée)" (in French).
Conseil général...
-
undercarriages were
substantially similar to the horse-drawn vehicles.
Hippomobile - 1860s invention, gas
powered Steam wagon - late 1800s,
large steam-powered...
- Compiègne in Compiègne Plouay. Musée du
conservatoire breton de la
voiture hippomobile (Brittany) Sacy-le-grand, Musée du
cheval de
trait (Picardie) Saint-Auvent...
-
which ran on a hydrogen/oxygen mixture. Étienne
Lenoir produced the
Hippomobile in 1863. In 1970, Paul
Dieges patented a
modified internal combustion...
- was not
robust enough because British troops had been
issued with the
hippomobile version of the
cannon (designed to be
towed by horses). The solution...
- Bibcode:1879Natur..19..381.. doi:10.1038/019381a0. S2CID 4065389. "Data on the
Hippomobile and hydrogen/fuel cells". TÜV SÜD
Industrie Service.
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