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VISUAL DESCRIPTION
In this historical document, we see another aspect of the "Bristol" Jupiter Series VI radial air-cooled engine: No. 4 – The Cam Gear mechanism. With a clear image of cam sleeve with inlet cam lobes at its front end, it is described as being driven by an eccentric epicyclic gearing system patented by Bristol which operates at approximately 200 revolutions per minute (r.p.m.). This gear setup was lauded for providing strength and durability due to large meshing steel teeth while ensuring smooth acceleration with low stress on valve gears—vital for reliable aircraft operation during that era.

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