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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 14 (April 1906) (1906)

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one mentioned in the table, the ma- only 38, or (supposing that they actually used but made in circles, and there was a wind blowing, was chine made 29.7 circuits above the field and attained 15 horse-power) 61 at a maximum. In view of the there any difference in elevation when the machine an… … Rear View of the Machine Gliding Down Hill. A Bottom View of the Original Glider. One of the Brothers Starting on a Long Glide. The distinctive features of this machine are the horizontal rudder for maintaining the desired elevation and the horizontal position of the operator. When these…

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