Talbot, Frederick Arthur Ambrose, 1880- · London : W. Heinemann · leaf 114
ere of so slight, though important, a characterthat many machines generically described as Taubes are in reality Rumplers, but the differ-ence is beyond detection by the ordinary and un-practised observer. In the Rumpler machine the wings, like those ofthe Taube, assume broadly the form and shape… … --w:: ^ ^^ ^ ^^^^^^^^^K> jt ^^^Ibl ,, J ~« K^fk iH J R ^ THE GOTHA AND ALBATROSS 85 the present craft they are rigid, although fitted withtips or ailerons. The supporting truss beneath thewings, which was such an outstanding feature of itsprototype, has been dispensed with, the usualI-beam…
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