homas-Morse. Therefore, it seems reasonable to expect that by build-ing as good a speed ship as the Verville Packard on asmaller scale, the performance of this plane might easilybe equalled; just as automobile engineers found it actu-ally easier to get high racing speeds from the 183 cu.in. engines… … engine, requiring a heavier, larger plane, would be lesslively and so little faster that the extra speed would onlycount in running away. Hence the French concentrationupon the 300 hp. Hispano and the British anxiety to de-velop the A. B. C. So far aviation engineering has shown that there is…
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