ssity, always be turned to theside indicated in the patent. An argument ensued as to the comparative effects of an aero-plane-rudder and that of a boat or ship; the Wright Brothersrepresentatives expressed the opinion that they acted in a radi-cally different fashion, but the Court seemed to… … PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTION OF THE ORIGINAL SKETCH MADE INCOURT, FEBRUARY lOTH, BY WILBUR WRIGHT, TO EXPLAIN TOJUDGE HAND HOW, IN A TURN. THE RUDDER MAY PRESENT TOTHE WIND THE OPPOSITE SIDE TO THAT WHICH NORMALLYMEETS IT. THE MAIN BODY OF THE AEROPLANE AND THE SIMILARLY-SHAPEDFORWARD RUDDER ARE…
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