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Scientific American, Vol. 51, No. 22 (November 1884) (1884)

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s of more than two BT VIOTOB TATIN. meters. In our smallest models the rubber spring was that have been made since, none has given a real result, and The purely mechaDi<'al solution of the problem of aerial we are scarcely more advanced to-day than they were in the always used, but we varied the… … from remarking that the disposable weight was very feeble Understand the means that she employs. It seems to us in- Sig. L-TO'Sr HELICOFTEBOH. in proportion to the considerable work demanded of the en- admissible to construct a mechanical bird in order to navi- gine. Notwithstanding the contrary…

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