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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 4 (1906) (1906)

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cally by a pendlum in the bow when the kite makes a dive. AS mi Herring’s Dome Kite of 1896. of inclination. Its lifting power ts also high. Samples of Brown’s Bi-Planes. Lilienthal’s gliding machine. In the right-hand corner of the room is seen the Herring-Arnot two-surface aeroplane which has… … a flywheel and the shart carrying the propeller runs forward to the front of tke framework, The This machine has a rudder, which is shown in the view of Langley’s acrodrome. Lilienthal succeeded in model two-surface aeroplane in left-hand corner is a motor-driven model which is said to steering in…

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