Aviation Engineering (Magazine) - The Technical Journal of the Aeronautical Industry, January 1930 - Wind Tunnel Anomalies / Safe Flying With Instruments

1930

New York City

Englehardt, Lloyd F., De Bobrovsky, T.N., Moore, W.B., Parsons, Mahlon W. Jr., Brown, W.G., Jackson, W.E., Kear, F.G.

Bryan Davis Publishing Co., Ltd.

4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall

F First Edition

Aviation Engineering (Magazine) - The Technical Journal of the, Aeronautical Industry, January 1930 - Wind Tunnel Anomalies, Safe Flying With Instruments Stress Analysis of Fittings, Wind Tunnel Anomalies, Application of Anti-Friction Bearings to Airplane Wheels, Sprinkler Equipment for Hangars, Safe Flying Through the Use of Instruments - recent progress in, the installation of radio beacons and the development of blind, flying instruments should greatly diminish the hazards of flying, Applying the Radio Range to the Airways - a discussion of, methods of adjusting the space pattern of the radio beacon, system so courses may align with fixed airways, Lehigh Airports Competition, Photo ad for Western Electric's Airplane Telephone, Stromberg-Carlson ad with photo of radio inspector F.E. Gray and, Douglas Air Mail and Express plane, Nice illustrated ad for the International Aircraft Exposition at, St. Louis, Feb. 15-23, 1930, Los Angeles County promotional ad, News of the Industry, Airports and Airways, New Aircraft - with photo of Curtiss Tanager, New Developments, Wright Aeronautical Corp. ad on back cover documents how, Commander Byrd flew their Cyclone and Whirlwind engines over the, North Pole, then the South Engineering Aviation Magazine Back Issues

S Single Issue Magazine

Good

English

Softcover

Yes