Below you will find a list of each issue of Steamboating Magazine starting with Jan/Feb, 2006. Underneath each issue is a listing of the drawings, by article title, which are available. Selecting a "drawing" will open a new window where you can view the drawing and either download it to your computer or print it by selecting the appropriate commands from your browser toolbar. The images are designed to fit onto 8.5" x 11" paper. When you are finished, close the window and you'll be returned to this page.
JAN/FEB, 2006
Oil Burning in SL Otter
Fig. 1: Oil Burner, S.L. Otter
Fig. 2: Firebox and Burner, S.L. Otter
Fig. 3: Steam Pressue Regulator, S.L. Otter
MAR/APR, 2006
A Wood-Fired Monotube Boiler
Sprite Grids as Seen from Above
Front View of Tubing Bundle
Right Side View of Tubing Bundle
MAY/JUN, 2006
All drawings should be adequately sized
JUL/AUG, 2006
A Bell & A Jingle
Standard Bell Code
SEP/OCT, 2006
An Inboard ("Shell") Condenser
S. L. Artemis - Condenser and Piping
Tests with Vaporizing Burner #9
Vaporizing Burner #9
NOV/DEC, 2006
A Beginners Steamboat
Plans
JAN/FEB, 2007
A Simple Steam Atomizing Burner
Steam Atomizing Burner
MAR/APR, 2007
All drawings should be adequately sized
MAY/JUN, 2007
Bob's Folly - Bibliography with online links:
1.
Robert Fulton, Engineer and Artist (best info on engine),H. W. Dickinson, London, 1913,
Chapter VIII & Illustrations
http://www.history.rochester.edu/steam/dickinson/
2.
Fourth Annual Report on the Hudson-Fulton Celebration Commission to the Legislature
of the State of New York, Edward Hagaman Hall, L.H.M., L.H.D., Albany, 1910
http://www.hrmm.org/quad/1909hudsonfulton/contents.html
3.
Robert Fulton Commercial Steamboat, Inventor of the Week, M.I.T., 2006
http://web.mit.edu/invent/iow/fulton.html
4.
Robert Fulton, His Life and its Results, R. H. Thurston, Dodd, Mead & Co., New York 1891
http://www.history.rochester.edu/steam/thurston/fulton/
5.
Robert Fulton and his Life's Work, The Scientific American, Sept. 25, 1909
http://www.hrmm.org/diglib/sciamer/rfulton/rfulton.htm
JUL/AUG, 2007 through MAY/JUN, 2008
All drawings should be adequately sized