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How it flies; (1910)

Ferris, Richard. [from old catalog] · New York, T. Nelson and sons · leaf 140

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e, with two horizontal sur-faces and two vertical surfaces. This is mountedwith a universal joint, so that it can be moved inany desired direction. The complete structure, with-out the motor, weighs but 60 pounds. The Chauviere monoplane is distinct in having arigid spar for the front of the plane,… … The Morok monoplane at the Boston Exhibition. It has the body of theBleriot, the wings of the Santos-Dumont, and the shding wing tips ofthe Pfitzner. eral balance. It is driven by tw^in screws set far backon the body, nearly to the tail. The smallest and lightest monoplane in practicaluse is that…

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