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Scientific American, Vol. 96, No. 13 (March 1907) (1907)

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published herewith show two of the new moving forward in a straight line. Back of the mid- then make further trials. aeroplanes—those of Santos Dumont and M. Dela- dle one of these planes is placed the rudder, which is grange. The former aeroplane was described briefly suitably connected to the… … Front and Kear Views of Santos Dumont's New Aeroplane in Which Thin Wood Sheets Form the Supporting Surfaces. Note the peculiar propeller with spoon-shaped blades which pulls the machine along on its single wheel; also the placing of the combined horizontal and vertical rudders at the rear instead…

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