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

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altimore, Washington, Harris- directly proportionate, whereas in machines composed burg, York, Lancaster, and Philadelphia. With the a triangular frame extending through a cut-away part of the aeroplane, at the center, while the aviator's seat is at the front of this frame. The motor, of 3%- inch… … oft early in the trials and no positive data were ob- Front view of the aeroplane, showing horizontal and vertical rudders, radiator, and steering wheel/ tained. That the fault was not with the engine was sufficiently proved by the later success of the latter The machine is mounted upon runners…

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