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Scientific American, Vol. 101, No. 21 (November 1909) (1909)

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Eesides flights by Glenn H. Curtiss, Charles F. Will- cended to a height of about one thousand feet, a flexi- 4-cylinder water-cooled motor having a single pro- ard also made a number of successful flights with the ble phosphor-bronze wire three hundred feet long, such peller on its crankshaft. In… … Gasoline vs. Alcohol. that the Washington station was U. S. Army dirigible Ho. 1 (Baldwin type) with which wireless experiments may being overhauled, and that only A gallon of denatured alcohol can possibly be conducted. be made to do the same amount of one of their small sets was used. Signals…

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