ings in such away that when one side is pulled down the other side is pulledup; the angle made by the planes with the direction of flight—usualh referred to as angle of incidence or of attack—is thusmade larger on one side (increasing the resistance to forwardand downward motion) and smaller, null… … HERRING-CUETISS BIPLANE, SHOWING INTERMEDIATE PLANES FORLATERAL CONTROL Every aeroplane, be it a Wright or a Bleriot, a Voisin or anAntoinette, a Herring-Curtiss or a Farman, or any other of themany varieties now being turned out, has a vertical rudder, inthe same way that every boat or ship has,…
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