, Fig. 2.—End View of the Aeroplane, Showing the Vertical and Horizontal Radiator, Gasoline Tank, and Seat. Rudders, Propellers, Gasoline Tank, Motor, and Radiator. This photograph gives a good idea of the slight curve of the planes as well as of The driving chain and sprocket of one propeller are… … Fig. 8.—The Aeroplane on an Army Fig. 9.—The Aeroplane Flying at a Great Fig. 10.—Rear View of the Aeroplane Making Wagon. Height. a Turn. The runners are folded back against thefront edges of the planes and the In some of its nights the machine is estimated to have reached an The machine can make…
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