The aviation pocket-book for 1918; a compendium of modern practice and a collection of useful notes, formulae, rules, tables and data relating to aeronautics (1918)
Matthews, Richard Borlase, 1878- · London : C. Lockwood and son · leaf 333
and adjust to astring stretched horizontally passing through the extreme points. To sum up, if the fuselage is to be symmetrical in both plan andelevation, tlu great thing to aim at is t(» true it up in siich a waytliat (1) the mid«lle points of all cross struts, top and bottom, arein one vertical… … thNDlHC Wtl££L A TYPICAL AEROPLANE—An AvrO TRACTOR BIPLANE. With Names of Principal Parts.Alignment and Check Measurement Points are also Indicated. [To fact pag( 190. Div. viij FUSELAGE ALIGNMENT I9I usually joined by butt joints and lish plates. It must be borne inmind that the plan of the front…
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