SUNDARA VIMANA
Bodhaananda Vritti:
Next Sundara vimaana will be described. It has got 8
constituent parts.
First peetha or ground plate, smoke chimney, 5 gas-engines,
bhujya metal pipe, wind blower, electricity generator, and four-faced heater,
and vimaana nirnaya, or outer cover.
The Peetha or ground plate:
It should be made of Raajaloha metal only. It should be
square or round, and of 100 feet in circumference, or any other desired size.
It should be 8 feet thick. Seven times the peetha has to be heated with
manchuka or madder root oil. Then spots should be marked in it at 10 feet
distance from each other, totalling 24. The size of each kendra or centre is 15
feet. In the centre a dhooma-prasaarana or fume distributing naala or pipe 12
feet high should be erected.
Naalastambha, hollow mast:
The naalastambha should be 56 feet high, and 4 feet in
diametre. For storing gas, at its base, a 8 feet long, circular, and 4 feet
high vessel should be provided. A six feet size water vessel should be
arranged. A 4 feet size oil tank should be fixed at its centre. At its foot an
electric storing crystal of 1 foot size should be fixed with necessary hinges
and keys.
The vessel should be filled with 12 parts of dhoomanjana
oil, and 20 parts of shukatundika or bignonia Indica? (egg-plant?) oil, and 9
parts of kulakee or red-arsenic oil. To conduct electricity, two wires should
be passed through the pipe and fixed to the crystal. In the middle of the
naalastambha or mast, for the smoke fumes to be restrained or speeded out,
triple wheels with holes should be fixed. In order to work the wheels from
outside, two right turning and left turning wheels should be attached outside
the pole, and connected to the wheels inside. Three wires should be drawn
inside the naala and fixed at the foot, the middle, and at the top.
Dhoomodgama Yantra:
Because it ejects smoke fumes with speed it is called
Dhoomodgama yantra.
Hima samvardhaka, soma, and sundaala, in the proportion of
32, 25, and 38, should be filled in pipe crucible, placed in chakra-mukha furnace,
and with the help of ajaamukha bellows heated to 712 degrees and properly
churned. It will yield excellent dhooma-garbha alloy. With that alloy the
dhoomodgama yantra should be constructed.
Underneath the centre of the 15 feet long peetha, for the
control of the gas fumes a 10 feet high pipe with right revolving wheel should
be fixed. On its 2 sides, to south and north, 2 water steam pipes should be
erected. At the foot of the 2 pipes 4 feet long 3 feet high pots should be
formed for containing the fumes. Two pipes shaped like goblets, 1 foot by 8
feet by 3 feet, should be fixed at the top of the fume container. A water
vessel at its foot, and an oil-vessel at its centre, and in front of it the
switches of the electric ray crystals, as in the dhooma prasaarana naala
stambha.
On either side of the heat tube, two water jackets should be
placed. A pipe with wires should be taken from the electric generator and
connected to the hinges of the crystals. Electric current of 80 linkas should
be passed to the crystals, whose motion will cause friction and generate heat
of 100 degrees (kakshyas). Thereby the oil in the vessel will get heated and
boil and emit fumes.
The electric power should then be passed through the smoke
pipe between the two water jackets. By this the water will be converted into
hot steam. The oil fumes should be filled in the oil fume pipe and the steam in
the steam pipe. Then by operating the switches, both the fumes will fly up at
500 degree temperature. The switches should restrain the fumes or pump them out
as needed. 40 such yantras should be prepared and should be fixed on the peetha
in groups on the four sides. Then connected with the bases of the
dhooma-naalas, sundaalas or elephant trunks, one foot wide and 12 feet high
should be erected on the four sides, to enable the vimaana to fly with speed.
Sundaala is described by Lallachaarya:
The sundaala should be installed. for using the oil fumes
and steam fumes for the motion of the vimaana. There are. varieties of ksheera
vrikshaas or milk-trees according to shaastraas. Vata or banyans, manjoosha or
madder root, maatanga or citron?, panchashaakhee (five branched), shikhaavalee
(crested), taamra sheershnee (copper-crested), brihatkumbhee (big bellied),
mahishee, ksheeravallaree, shona parnee (crimson-leaved), vajramukhee, and
ksheerinee (milky). From these the ooze or milk should be collected, and in the
proportion of 3, 5, 7, 10, 11, 8, 7, 4, 7, 30, 12, filled in a vessel. Then
granthi metal, naaga or lead, vajra, bambhaarika, vynateya, kanduru, kudapa,
and kundalotpala, these in equal parts should be filled in the vessel in equal
proportion to the milk contents, and boiled with 92 degree heat. Then the
molten liquid should be filled in the milk-cloth machine, and churned. When
cooled and put through the levelling machine, it will yield a strong, soft,
cool, heat proof, and uncuttable ash-coloured cloth sheet.
This cloth should be boiled in rouhinee taila or oil of
black hellebore for 3 yaamaas or 9 hours, and then washed with water. Then it
should be boiled in atasee or linseed oil as before. Then it should be kept in
ajaa-mootra or goat's urine for one day and kept in the sun. Then it should be
dried and painted with kanakaanjana paint and dried, Then the cloth will glow
with a golden hue. With this cloth should be made the shundaala or elephant
trunk, 12 feet high, 1 foot round, and with pipelike opening inside.
Two mechanisms for rolling it and unrolling it should be
properly attached to it. By the rolling switch the shundaala will coil round
like a snake and remain on the floor. By the unrolling switch it will uncoil
and stand erect like a raised arm. From the fume generating yantra connecting
links to the shundaala should be provided for the fumes to pass through it to
the outside air. And to attract outside air into the sundaala a pump-like
arrangement should be provided as in an inflator.
Three switches should be provided as in the water tapping
yantra. By revolution of its wheel the fumes will go out through the shundaala
and 82 linka of fresh air will come in. The direction in which the fumes will
emerge from the shundaala will be the direction of the course of the vimaana.
The 3 wheels in the shundaala will cause the vimaana to wheel around or make
ascent, or to drop height.
At the foot of each dhoomodgama yantra 2 shundaalas should
be duly fixed. And on the 4 sides of the dhoomaprasaarana-naala-stambha 4
shundaalas should be erected.
In order to protect against the intense heat from fire and
sun inside and outside the vimaana, it should be provided a covering made of
the 6th type of Ooshmapaa loha or heat-proof metal. At the top and bottom and
on the sides keys should be provided for the movement of the fumes. 40 such
dhoomodgama yantras should be properly fixed in the selected spots of the
peetha with screw fittings. The vimaana will be enabled to fly smoothly by so
doing.
ELECTRIC DYNAMO
Says Yantra Sarvasva:
There are 32 kinds of yantras for generating electricity,
such as by friction, by heating, by waterfall, by combination, by solar rays,
etc. Out of these, saamyojaka or production by combination is the one most
suitable for vimaanas. Its manufacture is explained by Sage Agastya in
Shaktitantra:
The peetha or foot-plate should be made of saamyojaka metal,
35 feet in diametre. 5 spots should be marked in it in a circle, 5 feet in
diametre, with a spot in the centre. Vessels should be prepared for each
kendra, 4 feet wide, 2 feet high, shaped like a pot. On each a cylindrical pipe
1 foot wide and 1 foot high, should be fixed. The top of the cylinder should be
4 feet wide and round.
Then get a Jyotirmukha or flame-faced lion's skin, duly
cleaned, add salt, and placing in the vessel containing spike-grass acid, boil
for 5 yaamas or 15 hours. Then wash it with cold water. Then take oils from the
seeds of jyothirmukhee, or staff-tree, momordica charantia, and pot herb, in
the proportion of 3, 7, and 16, and mix them in a vessel, add 1/64 part of
salt. The skin should be immersed in this oil and kept for 24 days in solar heat.
It will get a scarlet sheen. The skin should be cut to the size of the top
opening of the vessel cylinder, with 5 openings in it. Cover the cylinder with
the skin with bolts. All the 5 vessels should be similarly covered, and placed
in the 5 selected centres on the peetha. Then 16 drona measures of asses'
urine, 16 linka measures of mined charcoal, 3 linkas of salt, 2 linkas of
snake-poison, and 2 linkas of copper, should be filled in the vessel on the
eastern side.
Then in the vessel on the western side, 7 vidyudgama mani or
load-stone, 13 praana-kshaara or ammonium chloride, 22 hare-dung, should be
filled. and made into a decoction. Two parts of camel urine should be mixed
with one part of the above. Then 50 linkas of rhinoceros bones, 30 linkas of sulphur,
and 16 linkas of tamarind tree salt, and 28 linkas of steel should be added to
that. And 117 tatin-mitra manis should be placed in the centre of the vessel.
Next the following materials should be filled in the
northern vessel:
Eleven parts of oil of apaamaarga or achyranthus aspera
seeds, 32 parts of oil seeds of sarpaasya or mesua ferrea, 40 parts of
ayaskaantha or oil of steel, in 83 parts of elephant's urine, all these to be
put in the northern vessel and mixed together properly. Then add mercury,
symhika salt, and paarvanika or bamboo rice, 30, 20, and 25 palas respectively,
or 120, 80, and 100 tolas. Sun-crystal of the 800th type, mentioned in
Maniprakarana, cleaned in oil, should be put in the vessel.
Next in the vessel on the southern side, put in grandhika
draavaka or long-pepper decoction, panchamukhee draavaka, and shveta-punja or
white liquorice decoctions, in proportion of 12, 21, and 16, and mix together,
add cows' urine 5 parts more than the above liquids, 47 parts of jyotirmayookha
root, 28 linkas of kaanta metal, 28th and 10th kind of kudupa 32 parts. 92
jyotirmanis purified in milk should be placed in it, according to Chaakraayani.
This is the southern vessel.
Then in the central vessel electric current should be
stored. That vessel should be made of chapala-graahaka metal only.
Chapala-graahaka metal is explained in Lohatantra:
Quick-lime, marble stone, lac, sowraashtra earth, glass,
root of the elephant trunk tree, bark of karkata tree, cowries, cubeb pepper
gum, in the proportion of 8, 11, 7, 27, 8, 5, 3, 7, and 12 parts of tankana or
borax, to be filled in urana crucible, placed in kundodara furnace, and with 3
faced bellows, boiled to 427 degrees, will yield, when poured into the cooler
and cooled, chapalagraahaka metal.
The electricity storage vessel should be manufactured as
follows: A foot-plate 5 feet long, 8 feet high, 1 foot thick, half-moon shaped,
should be made of above metal. The vessel should be shaped like a big pot, with
a cylindrical top. It should have a glass covering. 2 pipes 3 feet wide 6 feet
high should be fixed in the vessel in the northern and southern sides. They
should also be covered with glass. Between the two pipes two wheels with hinges
and switches etc. should be fixed. When the switches are put on or turned,
causing the two wheels to revolve, electricity will flow from the bottom of the
4 vessels into the two pipes and ascend. Two tubes, 6 inches long, should be
prepared, wound round with deer skin, tied with silk thread or silk cloth. The Vajramukhee
copper wires cleaned with acids, should be passed through each tube, and taken
to the two pipes in the vessel and be fixed with glass cups. 8 palas or 32
tolas of mercury should be placed in the energy container vessel. 391st
vidyunmukha mani, wound round with copper wiring with mixing switch, should
also be inserted. Then taking the wires in the pipes they should be connected
with the wiring of the mani through the kaachakanku hole. In each of the
vessels, excepting the middle one, two churning rods should be fixed in the
centre. The rods should be made of steel or shakti skandha. They should be 3
feet high and 1 foot thick. Keys should be fixed in them for obverse and
reverse churning. To the east of the churning machine wheels should be fixed for
raising and lowering. An 8 inches high naala or tube should be fixed. On either
side of it should be fixed 5 wheels of 5 inches height, like the wheel of the
water lifting machine. 2 inches wide flat pattis made of shakti skandha metal
should be passed from the wheels inside the Aavritta-naala to the keys of the
wheels in the churning yantra. Then revolving wheels should be attached to the
naalas or tubes of the stambha or big pipe. By the turning of these keys, it
will operate like the turning of the churning rod back and forth as in churning
curds by drawing and relaxing the rope ends.
Then according to Darpana-shaastra, four vessels, shaped
like the bamboo cylinder used on the pounding mortar, should he made out of
ghrinyaakarshana glass or solar-heat absorbing glass and fixed on the mouth of
the 4 vessels.
The vessel is described by Lallaacharya: 8 inches wide and 1
foot high, and then 2 feet wide and 6 feet high, and at the top a 6 feet wide
mouth.
25 palas or 100 tolas of bamboo salt, should be put in it.
Then amsupaa mani or solar-ray crystal of the 325th kind, duly cleaned in acid,
should be put in it with rice salt. Then rice hay should be spread over it
tightly, and facing the sun. The rays from all sides are imbibed by them, and
will enter the vessel daily to 105 degrees' strength. If kept thus in the sun
for 12 days, 1080 linkas of electric power will be accumulated in each vessel.
In order to store this power in the storage vessel six
inches long steel tubes should connect the bottom of the vessel with the
storage vessel. They should be covered by deer skin and wound round with silk
cloth or yarn. Two copper wires should be passed through the tubes and
connected to the storage vessel. 100 palas of mercury should be put in the
vessel. And a 391th type of sun crystal duly wired should be placed in the
mercury, and the wires coming from the tubes should be connected to it.
The well-oiled keys in the 4 vessels should be revolved with
speed, to 200 degrees heat, when the liquids in the vessels will be boiled by
the heat rays. Then the keys should be hastened up to 2000 degrees. By the
liquids in each vessel 800 linkas of electricity will be generated. The power
should be conveyed by the wires in the kaanta metal tubes to the storage
vessel. The crystal will absorb and fill the vessel with the power. In front of
the storage vessel a five feet long, 3 feet high circular vessel should be
installed. It should be covered all round with the bark of vaari-vriksha.
Always water will be flowing in it. So instead of water,
water skin is indicated. It will give the vessel the effect of water-immersion.
Then in that vessel glass cups containing the decoction of shikhaavalee or
lead-wort? or achyranthes aspera?, 18 parts of ayaskaanta or loadstone? or
steel acid?, and 12 parts of vajrachumbaka acid, should be placed. Then power
should be drawn from the storage vessel through the wires inside the
glass-covered tube, and 4 wires with glass wheel key be let into the acid
vessels. Then from the bottom of the vessels 2 wires fitted with keys should be
taken in a right circle to the front of the smoke-outlet stambha or pipe, and
attached to the wires inside the bhujyu metal tube. The wires should also be
connected to the keys of the electric friction crystals in the dhoomodgama
stambha or pillar, as also to the key in the stambha. Thereby electricity will
be spread in all parts of the vimaana. Therefore the vidyud-yantra or
electrical machine should be installed in the left side of the vimaana.
Vaata-prasaarana
Yantra
Air Spreading
Machine.
Kriyaasaara says:
In order to enable the vimaana to ascend, vaataprasaarana
yantra is necessary.
Therefore it is now being described. It should be made out
of vaatamitra metal only.
Lohatantra describes vaatamitra loha. 13 parts of rasaanjanika
or extract of Indian berbery, 27 parts of prabhanjana, and 37 parts of
paraankusha, should be filled in sarpaasya or serpent-faced crucible, placed in
chakramukha furnace, and with the aid of vaaranaasya bhastrika or bellows,
heated to 216 degrees. Then filled in the sameekarana yantra or churner, and
next poured out and cooled, it will yield vaatamitra loha, or air-companion
metal.
First the foot plate, then the naala-stambha or tubular
pole, air pumping wheel with keys, air attracting bellows-like mechanism, and
mechanism for contracting and expanding the mouth, outflow and inflow tubes
with keys, covering for the yantras, wind pipes, vaatodgama pipe,
bhastrikonmukha, vaatapoorakeelakas, vaata nirasana pankha keelaakas, or
air-expelling fan keys, these 12 are the organs of the yantra.
The Peetha or foot
plate.
The peetha should be 6 feet long, 1 foot thick, square or
round, with two spots on the northern and southern side of it for erecting
three-wheeled tubular poles.
The 3 wheeled naala stambha is described in "Yaana
bindu":
Three feet long and 8 feet high tubular poles should be
fixed on 2 sides of the peetha or foot-plate. At the foot and the middle and
the top of the pole three openings should be provided for fixing 3 wheels.
In the pole should be fixed tubes, one foot wide and 2 feet
long, for drawing in air, and wheels 1 foot wide with teeth as in hack-saw,
revolving both ways, be fitted to the tubes. The vaata-pooraka or air-filling
naala should be fixed in the middle of the wheel. By turning the fly wheel, the
wheel will turn, making the naala move up and down sucking in air. The air
pumping wheel keys should be thus fixed in the two poles. The keys at the mouth
of the bellows should be connected to these keys.
Bhastrikaa-Mukha-Yantra
Bellows' mouth
mechanism
Taking pig-skin, duly cleaning it with putrajeevi or wild
olive oil, boil it for 3 days, wash it with clean water. Smear it with
gajadantika oil frequently exposing to sun for 5 days, and fashion out of it a
6 foot bellows, three feet wide at bottom, 4 feet wide in the middle, and 1
foot wide at the mouth. Two keys working conversely to each other should be
fixed at the mouth. A stick should be inserted between them. The two keys
should be capable of being put into quick motion, or left at rest. By turning
the keelakas the piston rod is moved, and from its speed, the bellows' mouth
also will start in motion, and also the vaataakarshana naala. By putting the
naala at the mouth of the bhastrika or bellows, quick air entry from inside the
mouth will occur. By starting all the keelakaas in all the centres there will
be airflow in the three wheel tubular stambhas. By turning thekeelakas with 20
heat-degree force, in the naala stambhas air will rush out with 100 shaker
speed. From the bellows' mouth also air will blow with 2000 prenkhana or shaker
speed. And these air flows will speed the motion of the vimaana. Therefore in
front of the vaatodgama yantra 12 such yantras should be installed on the four
sides, 3 on each side. And aavarana or covering should be provided for them
according to their measurements. And 12 naala stambhas, 3 feet wide and 12 feet
high, should be prepared, and fixed on the top covering of the yantras, for the
air to flow out. From each stambha air will blow with 2600 prenkhana speed. The
yantras are individually prescribed so that some may rest when not required.
The high flight will be helped by these machines. Having thus described the
individual sources of air supply for the vimaana, we shall now describe the
Brihat-stambha or main mast.
It should be 4 feet wide and 30 feet high, and called
vaatodgama naala stambha. It should be erected centrally amidst all the
yantras. The bhastrikonmukha yantras should be fixed at the foot of the stambha
so that the air flows from the yantras could pass into the stambha. The
windnaalaas or pipes should be connected to the stambha-moola fitted with keys.
At the opening of the naala-stambha at the top on the 8 inch wide opening a
vessel one foot high and 3 feet wide should be fixed. The wind from the stambha
or tunnel will pass out through it in wavy billows. The dhoomodgama yantra or
smoke pipe should, be provided with triple keys or fixtures, for the expulsion
of smoke. and blowing in of air. By operating those keelakas the supply of
smoke and air could be controlled according to need. Wind expelling fan wheels
should be put in, so that by their quick motion the motion of the vimaana could
be facilitated.
Vimaana-aavarana-nirnaya
Covering of the
Vimaana
Covering the dhoomodgama yantras and kudyaas or side walls,
as in the case of the Shakuna Vimaana, the covering of the Sundara vimaana
should be done by raajaloha only. The covering should accommodate the number of
partitions or booths required as in Shakuna Vimaana. The location of the 32 component
yantras should be determined. In the centre of the booths for locating the
four-faced heat machinery, a thirty feet square area should be set apart..
There the four-faced heat yantra should be erected.
Says Yantrasarvasva:
The chaatur-mukha owshnya yantra should be made out of
kundodara metal only. Kundodara metal is defined in Lohasarvasva.
Soma, Kanchuka, and shundaala metals in the proportion of
30, 45, and 20 to be taken, cleaned and filled in padma crucible, placed in
chhatramukha furnace, and with vaasukee bellows heated to 716 degrees,
aa-netraanta, and poured into the yantra for cooling. A blue, fine, light,
alloy, capable of bearing 2000 degree heat, and which cannot be blasted even by
shataghnee and sahasraghnee canons, and very cold, is kundodara alloy. With
this alloy the owshnyaka yantra should be fashioned.
Yantraangas or parts
of the Machine.
Peetha or foot-plate, smoke container kunda or vessel, water
container, fire oven, turret covering, covering of water container, twin wheels
for projecting and restraining smoke, window rods, padmachakras or wheels,
aavritta chakra keela, heat indicator, speedometer, time clock, ravaprasaarana
keelaka naala or sound transmitting instrument, antardandaaghaata naala,
airbellows, long sundaala pipes, twin copper pipes, air dividing wheel keys,
these 18 parts constitute the ooshmyaka yantra.
The peetha, tortoise-shaped, should be 25 feet long and
wide. At peethaadi or starting end should be fixed the agni-kosha or fire
place, the water vessel in the middle, and the smoke-container should be fixed
at the other end.
The 3 koshaas are explained by Budila:
Ravi or copper, manchoulika, and tigma in equal parts should
be mixed with kundodara metal, and be made into 3 inches thick pattika or
flats. One pattika should be fixed on the peetha. In the fire place, kendra on
the peetha a 4 feet long 6 feet high fire-place should be made. For stocking
coal or wooden billets, a sort of walled table should be formed. Next a
triangular fire-place should be formed, with rods at the bottom for the ashes
to fall down. In between the 2 parts the flat sheet should be fixed, fitted
with keelakas or hinges for moving the peetha as desired. Three keelakas should
be fixed at the fire place, one to fan the flames and straighten them, one to
moderate or stimulate the flames, and one to distribute the flames evenly. A
naala or pipe should be fixed on the fire kosa. Another pipe with wiring, is to
be fixed at the end of the fire-kosa pattika with a smoke transmitting pipe
which will convey the smoke of the fire-place to the jalakosa or water
container. From the fire kosa to the covering of the water kosa water pipes
should be adjusted. In the water kosa enclosure the heat will rise to 5000
linkas in these tubes. The heated water will then give out hot smoke.
The size of the jalakosa or water container is 8 feet. Three
triple-wheeled naalas or pipes should be fixed in the jalakosa: one to restrain
the heated smoke from the water, one to amass the smoke, and one to lead the
smoke into the dhoomakosa or smoke-container. The Dhoomakosa should be 6 feet
wide and 4 feet high. In order to fill the kosha with smoke, necessary fittings
should be provided. Above the jalakosa a dome-like covering should be erected.
It should be provided with fittings, for folding up and opening out. To the
front of the smoke container, two pattikaa wheels with holes should be fixed in
order to let out the smoke or to restrain it. In order to operate the wheels
two bhraamanee keelakaas or revolving switches should be provided. To the east
of the Dhooma-kunda, 8 inches long window bars should be fixed with one inch
spacings. Then in front of the yantra, in the middle, at top, at bottom, and on
both sides, twin padmachakra keelakas should be fixed for spreading the smoke or
restraining it. For storing the wood or coal a hole 11 feet wide should be
arranged. The door covering it should be provided with needful fittings. To the
north and south of the keelaka the heat-measure and speedometer should be
fixed. Above them the timepiece. To the south, a telephonic device called
ravaprasaarana or sound ringer, which will give alarm with 1212 sound wave
speed, and which gives warnings for the plane's moving, halting, speeding,
overspeeding, and danger imminence. An equipment with 5 holes giving 5
different sounds to indicate the above should be installed. On either side of
the above, two 6 inches wide, 26 feet tall, Aaghaatha-naalas or pipes should be
fixed. Between them two 5 inches thick metal rods are to be adjusted. At the
foot, middle, and top of the naalas revolving wheel keelakas should be fitted.
By their revolving, the rods will strike each other. That will increase the
speed of the plane. On the top of the naala pipes, air bellows with fittings
should be fixed. Thereby the air force in the naalas will shoot up, and the
speed of the vimaana will double. Then on the four sides of the heated smoke
kosha or container, shundaalas or elephant-trunk-like pipes should be fixed
with wheeled keys as in vaatodgama yantra. By filling the shundaalas with the
smoke and turning the keys as required, the movement of the vimaana in one
direction or another, its gaining height and speeding out or halting, will be
facilitated. Keys should be adjusted so as to make the shundaalas coil down
like a water hose or keep erect. Two pipes made of 3rd division copper should
he wound round the agnikosa, water kosa, and smoke kosa, or fire, water and
smoke koshas, in order to absorb the excessive heat in them.
In order to part the wind in front of the vimaana,
vaata-vibhajana chakra keela or wind-dividingwheel fittings should be fixed.
Having thus prepared the chaaturmukhoshmyaka yantra, or
four-faced heating machine, it should be installed in the centre of the
vimaana. By the air, smoke, and heat of the yantras below, the ascent and
flight of the vimaana will be facilitated.
Regarding the speed of the vimaana, we have to consider the
speed of smoke and other accessories mathematically, and conclude the
possibility of the speed of the vimaana. The speed of the smoke from dhooma
yantra is 2113 linkas. The speed of wind from the air blowing machine 2500
linkas. Wind from the naala-stambha blows at the speed of 600 linkas. This is
the speed of the forces from the 3 machines on the peetha. Of the forces from
the upper portion of the vimaana, from the chatur-mukhoshmyaka yantra, heat
force of 3400 linkas emanates. By the four-faced heat yantra, and by operating
the keys of the shundaalas, and the force of the wind, smoke and heat machines,
the vimaana would be capable of a speed of 400 yojanas or 3600 miles.
This is Sundara Vimaana, and it has been described after
consulting ancient works, and according to my humble capacity, says Maharshi
Bharadwaaja.
Summary and Conclusion .
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May i know you , where r u from ?
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SANTOSH DANDIN