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How it flies; (1910)

Ferris, Richard. [from old catalog] · New York, T. Nelson and sons · leaf 346

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se until the word is given. Thecaptain then adjusts the load of ballast, throwing offsufficient to allow the balloon to pull upward lightlyagainst the men who are holding it. A little moreballast is then thrown off, and the word given to letgo. The trail-rope should be in charge of some onewho will… … ^ o m 1 i bO ■s ^ o . s t ^ fl o O) Xi A H S >» d T5 o e3 ^ P t-i c3 ^ & 346 BALLOONS: HOW TO OPERATE. This is ordinarily about 2,000 feet. If the sunshould be shining the gas in the balloon Avill be ex-panded by the heat, and some of it will be forced outthrough the neck. This explains the…

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