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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 14 (1906) (1906)

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ne mentioned in the table, the ma- only 388, or (supposing that they actually used but made in circles, and there was a wind blowing, was chine made 29.7 circuits above the field and attained 15 horse-power) 61 at a maximum. In view of the there any difference in elevation when the machine an… … A Bottom View of the Original Glider. AND PROPELLERS, AND SUCCEEDED IN MAKING LONG FLIGHTS. formation gathered it would seem that there was some “to increase the scientific efficiency of the wings and parts of the course a considerably higher speed was slight difference in elevation, although this…

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