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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 12 (March 1907) (1907)

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15 atmospheres. steam cylinders with projecting piston rods; this pat- the latter is at rest, and are stretched out to the right Now, as the boiler of a 30-horse-pow"er engine contains ented arrangement enables the body of the machine and left during the flight. In the case of a large-sized 13… … be as shown in Pig. 6. The edge are usually left Fig. 2.—The Incomplete Hofmann Plying Machine During Construction motor a, while the propeller unattached. During the c ia running at no load, fills flight of the machine the AN INTERESTING GERMAN FLYING MACHINE.

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