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How it flies; (1910)

Ferris, Richard. [from old catalog] · New York, T. Nelson and sons · leaf 164

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ood-ed country the air is often flowing or rushing in con-flicting channels, and the aviator does not know whathe may be called upon to face from one moment to y FLYING MACHINES: HOW TO OPERATE. 163 the next. If the aeroplane starts to drop, it is onlynecessary to push the steering wheel forward a… … Diagram showing action of wind on flight of aeroplane. The force and direc-tion of the wind being represented by the Une A B, and the propelhrgforce and steered direction being A C, the actual path travelled will be A D. ing the ailerons by the seat-back, and at the sametime he will tnrn the…

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