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Scientific American, Vol. 99, No. 8 (August 1908) (1908)

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dges minute and 45 seconds. The machine left its starting angle. The outer ends of this plane are flexible and form the arc ola. circle." They are also suitably curved rail readily, and circled around the track. There were curved upward. The surfaces are of varnished Japan in a fore-and-aft… … flight of 120 meters (394 feet), Gapt. Ferber directed his horizontal rudder downward, to diminish the The Zens Aeroplane, Which Has But a .Single Rudder. height of the machine above the - grpund. This was readily accomplished, but in trying to' turn upward The tail consists of but a single plane,…

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