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Scientific American, Vol. 100, No. 11 (March 1909) (1909)

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inutes. He was greatly impressed Canada. Mr. McCurdy is anxious to compete for the sible of tetrahedral cells; as the center of air pressure with the stability of the kite and the feeling of security Scientific Amebican Trophy, and he may attempt to upon any one pocket cannot move outside the area… … Bear view of the aeroplane, showing its shape and the arrangement of the tetrahedral cells The 50-horse-power, 8-cylinder water-cooled Cnrtiss motor. The valves are of the concentric type, mechanically operated. Copper water jackets The large wooden propeller is chain-driven from the 8-cylinder…

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