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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 5 (January 1909) (1909)

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an, who desires to cross-section, set to pitch-angles of maximum efficiency. the first winner of the Scientific American Trophy, remain unknown, has paid into the hands of the pub- These angles, together with the other foregoing essen- has left for Dr. Bell's home near Baddeck, Nova Scotia, lishers… … propellers in opposite directions. A third propeller End view of the British army aeroplane. can be used in the center between the other two if this is found desirable. There are three control wheels Note the vertical rudders in the front and rear, the propellers and motor at the front edge, and…

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