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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 11 (September 9, 1905) (1905)

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otors are carried on cast-iron —like, for instance, steamships—Mundy has discovered The maneuvering capacity of the vessel was clearly frames rigidly fixed to the bamboo. On either side of that it is desirable to take and transmit the sound demonstrated during the descent. The machine was each… … and to deliver trim of the them audibly vessel is con- trolled by wa- to the hearer TRIAL TRIP OF THE BARTON AIRSHIP. terballast on the vessel. signs of bumping, generally characteristic of balloon tanks fore and aft. The movable aeroplanes, of which Mundy prefers to employ, as a means for holding…

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