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Aviation, theorico-pracitcal text-book for students (1919)

Carmina, Benjamin Morreale, 1871- [from old catalog] · New York, The Macmillan company · leaf 72

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AVIATION 56 The battens are attached to the bottom of the pontoon to avoid damaging it when the machine is beached. The manner in which the pontoon is attached to a ma- chine gives it a different name. Although all water machines … are hydroaeroplanes, this term is used to designate an aero- plane which has an undercarriage with one or two pontoons attached to it (Fig. 37). A machine which has a pontoon in the place of a fuselage is called a flying boat (Fig. 38). In regard to the number of pontoons used in a hydro-…

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