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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 1 (July 1908) (1908)

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o a speed of 36.17 for the purpose of exploiting aeronautics in general miles an hour. In this test, the aeroplane rose to chief novelty of the second machine consisted in the a height estimated at about 40 feet, which is quite and the heavier-than-air flying machine in particular. application of… … Front View, Showing Movable Wing Tips. Side View of the " June Bug " Aeroplane. about four times as high" as they usually fly abroad. tion, which the Aero Club of America started to form on their forward edge and connected by a cord to the last spring, but which was subsequently dropped. The In the…

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