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The Aeroplane (1911)

[London : Temple Press] · leaf 451

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aried between 34 and 50 miles an hour. The complete absence of vibration in any part is a singular feature. than any pilot I know, and yet without a trace of side-slip. On the first we made I held on, expecting to slide sideways as We landed with the propeller stationary outside the " Blue usual,… … The adjustable wing attachment, wire holders, and tail joint of the Breguet. Motors at Olympia. to an end, and not an end in itself, for the average aviator, though he needs a car as a means of locomotion, spends most There are few people interested in aviation who are not of what money he has got…

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