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

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as ready, M. Voisin took his seat, and the 50- petroleum and 2.4 pints lubricant. Motor cycle, mile- the rear planes are only half as long and have the horse-power, 8-cylinder, V motor was started. The age, 1,462; 63.8 miles per gallon petroleum, and the machine shot forward some 150 feet, and then… … Side View of Delagrange Aeroplane Ready for Its Trial. The Broken Front Planes Turned Upward After the Test. This machine is of the bi-plane or following surface type, there being two sets of double surfaces, one behind the other. Thomotor is mounted on the lower forward plane, the propeller being…

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