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Scientific American, Vol. 86, No. 18 (May 1902) (1902)

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Im- the aeroplane. in his airship has reduced Hargreave's lifting power mediately the ship dips at either end, the pendulum The cigar-shaped balloon measures 180 feet over all, per foot at the same speed to one fourth, so that even indicates the degree of deviation from the horizontal, allowing %… … the 12,000 cubic feet air ca- weight upon the bows. The Ijfehgth, 180 feet; diameter, 41 feet; horse power, ia5 ; speed, '^(J miles an hour. pacity, of the balloonette, car is built on the latticed AN AEBOFIANE AIBSHIF TJNDEB CONSTBTJCTION FOB THE BRITISH WAB OFFICE represents an aggregate ca-…

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