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Scientific American, Vol. 89, No. 10 (September 1903) (1903)

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Frame of the Airship, Showing: the Motor, Tractor, and Propeller race and began to pull out slightly on the challengingboat. At the outer mark Reliance was 2 minutesand 32 seconds in the lead, having gained on the firstleg of 10 miles 49 seconds in actual time. If we com-pare this with the gain of… … The Airship in Flight. Reliance was expected to pull rapidly away from theEnglish boat, chiefly because her easy lines and hergreat water-line length -when heeled, should theoreti-cally make her much faster on a reach than the shorterand deeper English boat. As it was, however, she onlygained 1…

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