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Scientific American, Vol. 93, No. 25 (December 1905) (1905)

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ith a fine and all of cast iron. The wheel weighs about 104,000 being heavier and semi-rigid, created a tendency to pitch. There are four propulsive screws seven feet each pounds, and was tested to a speed of 76 revolutions per in diameter, capable of revolving at high speed, driven pitch the… … Fig. 1.—Two Pettigrew Wings. Fig. 3.—The 160-Foot Tower from Which the Apparatus Was Launched. NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL FLIGHT.

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