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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 12 (March 1908) (1908)

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t the tail was so great as to cause it to has heen actively engaged during the past three months piano wire procurable. They are trussed in both a ver- buckle on one side while the aeroplane was in the air, in constructing an aeroplane. The machine, which is tical and horizontal direction. The… … revolving. The 40-horse-power motor used had a bore and stroke Front View of the New Aeroplane* with One of its Designers in the Aviator's Seat, Showing the of 3% and 3% inches respectively. This engine devel- Propeller, Horizontal Rudder, and Horizontal Tail. ops its full power at about 1,800…

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