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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 10 (March 1908) (1908)

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th abroad, and it would 8-cylinder, air-cooled motor, or with an 8-cylinder, 80- machine, had several bad falls with his first machines, seem to show that this type of machine is extremely while, when he changed to a monoplane, this machine horse-power, Antoinette motor. The speed at which… … The Aeroplane Upside Down After the Accident. Gastamhide-Mangin Aeroplane Before Its Accident. The relatively small size ol the tail, which was broken off In the accident, le noticeable Spread of wings, 32.8 feet; supporting surface,- 258 square feet; weight, 880 pounds ; propeller, In the above…

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