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Forth International Human Powered Vehicle Scientific Symposium
Copyright and published by International Human Powered Vehicle Association, P.O. Box 51255, Indianapolis, Indiana 46251-0255
Proceedings
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Introduction: Chester R. Kyle
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PERSPECTIVES:
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Paul MacCready, The Value and Future of Human Powered Vehicles
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David Gordon Wilson, Transportation System Based on HPVs: Past,
Present and Prospective
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11
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Allan Abbott, M.D., An Experiment in Encouraging Physical Activity
Through the Use of Human Power Amplification
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17
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John G. Tetz, AHPV: Assisted Human Powered Vehicle, A Technical
Description
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21
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Jim Kor, The Skyway Project: An HPV City Transportation Plan
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27
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LAND:
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Gardner Martin, A Human Powered Tandem to Break Mach 0.1
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31
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Tim Brummer, Design and Performance of the Lightning HPVs
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33
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John and Miles Kingsbury, The Story of the Bean, 1984-1992
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37
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Clive E. Buckler, Handling and Stability Experiments With
Adjustable-Frame Short Wheelbase HPVs
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41
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Doug Kliesch and Israel Urieli, A Multi-purpose Transmission Design and a
"Mutant" Moulton AM7
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41
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PHYSIOLOGY & MECHANICS:
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Rick Powell, Arm Power Performance: Mechanics and Physiology
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53
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Danny Too, The Effect of Body Position/Configuration and Orientation
on Power Output
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59
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Cal Stone and M.L. Hull, Rider/Bicycle Interaction Loads During
Standing Treadmill Cycling
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67
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Larry George, Are Your Wheels Aligned?
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77
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Scott K. Perry, Mathematical Modelling of HPV Sprint Performance
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WATER:
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Sid Shutt, A Practical Human Powered Hydrofoil
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87
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AIR:
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William B. Patterson, Human Powered Helicopter: The Next Step
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Terrance J. Hawkins, Aerodynamic an Power Considerations of Human Powered Hover
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Contents:
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