e aerodrome, in- report in the near future. cluding that of the engine and all appurten- ances, was, as I was told, about, 25 pounds, Prof. S. P. Langley's Aerodrome. and the distance from tip to tip of the support- ting surfaces was, as I observed, about 12 or 14 WE reproduce a very interesting… … dromes, and especially the remarkable suc- SCftLt Drawings of LsNGters Aerodrome Na 6, cess attained by him in experiments made up- aid for lifting it in the air besides its own in- on the Potomac River on Wednesday, May 6, ternal energy* 1896, which led me to urge him to make pub- lic some of…
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