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English: In 1889, Arthur Krebs added an electric motor of his own to the Dumoulin (builder of the Foucault gyroscope) marine gyroscope, in order to give a gyrocompass to the french experimental submarine Gymnote.
Giving the Gymnote submarine the ability to keep a streight line under water during several hours, it allowed her to force a naval block in 1890. |
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| Source | Template:Krebs family archives |
| Author | Philippe Krebs |
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