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Improved Airplane Windshields to Provide Vision in Stormy Weather (1935)

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le from this experimental suitable adjustment of the rear panel. The forward model is presented by means of charts, which are con- edge of this rear panel, however, must not. project in- structed by assuming any defined point of vision as ward beyond a line between a point B (see fig. 20), being at… … Figure 26— Rain test on windshield GB. Diameter of raindrops about 0.12 inch. from that point onto the sphere. Horizontal and ver- wise, the blocking effect of the rear window will cause tical planes passing through the center so that their a sharp air current, which cannot be overcome except…

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