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The Aeroplane (1911)

[London : Temple Press] · leaf 446

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side of the fuselage. The fixed tail-plane was, and is, triangular as in the 1915 In the earlier types the exhaust-pipe pointed downwards, but in type Albatros, and is fixed practically horizontal to the line of the later types it has been carried up over the other plane. flight without any angle… … 6ENTRE SECTION AND COCKPIT OF RUMPLER BIPLANE.— The Gravity Tank (Reservoir) is V=8haped to fit the wing shape, and the Thuitb-Screws (Poignees) for fixing the Wings (Ailes) can be seen fore and aft of its centre, also one •f the wiring=plates (Patte pour hauban). The filler pipe (orifice de…

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