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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 16 (April 1906) (1906)

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reason kites have not been sent up to determine atmospheric conditions in the tions, such as would be necessary in reporting a yacht more universally adopted is that they are usually upper strata of air before the main kite was sent up. race, for example, or some other event in a locality rather… … tween autumn and could be maintain- 1. Prof. Bell's New Kite for Wireless Telegraph Experiments. 2. Small Pilot Kite Sent Up in Advance of Main Kite. spring sowing led ed. The kite rode 3. Receiving Messages with a Kite-Supported Aerial. 4. End View of the Tetrahedral Kite. to no definite con-…

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