Aërial Navigation
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These runs would enable us to ascertain how our pumps worked at high speed, and how much our screws pushed, and if we put a brake to the wheels we should find out the slip of the screws. We could also ascertain the effi- ciency of our condenser at various speeds, and the tern- EXTRACTS FROM A LATER PAMPHLET. 145 perature of the water could be taken. In order to run on a railway track, the machine, of course, must be pro- vided with wheels, and two sets of these would be neces- sary ; one set sh...ould be of great weight, so as to hold the machine down when running on the track, and the other set should be very light, for actual flying. Springs should be interposed between the axletrees and the ma- chine, after the manner of railway carriages, and there should be attached above each wheel some sort of an in- dex or indicator to show the exact load resting on each wheel. When all the parts of the machine had been made to operate smoothly and satisfactorily, the silk could be placed on the aeroplanes, and then our serious experiments might be said to commence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These runs would enable us to ascertain how our pumps worked at high speed, and how much our screws pushed, and if we put a brake to the wheels we should find out the slip of the screws. We could also ascertain the effi- ciency of our condenser at various speeds, and the tern- EXTRACTS FROM A LATER PAMPHLET. 145 perature of the water could be taken. In order to run on a railway track, the machine, of course, must be pro- vided with wheels, and two sets of these would be neces- sary ; one set sh...ould be of great weight, so as to hold the machine down when running on the track, and the other set should be very light, for actual flying. Springs should be interposed between the axletrees and the ma- chine, after the manner of railway carriages, and there should be attached above each wheel some sort of an in- dex or indicator to show the exact load resting on each wheel. When all the parts of the machine had been made to operate smoothly and satisfactorily, the silk could be placed on the aeroplanes, and then our serious experiments might be said to commence.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George E George Edwin Waring to read onlineMoreLess
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