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The Aeroplane (1911)

[London : Temple Press] · leaf 597

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ached 1,500 ft. in g-jj mins., completing the 2,000 ft. in about 8 mins. It went through all the tests with ease, but the speed test had to be put off for a day or two, owing to the engine shedding a silencer, which, of course, had nothing to do with the actual flying of the machine. The Flanders… … the machine already at Farnborough, and is the same design An American safety belt, which appears cumbersome but as that described in The Aeroplane of a few months ago. — Strong. (Re pro '.need by cottrusy •/ " Aeiu and Hydro." R. J. A.

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