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Light plane power plants
Both the Radial and Horizontally-Opposed Engine Have Played Prominent Parts in Aviation History. When flying was very young the static…
February 1930
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Flying at ninepence per mile
An ambitious scheme for an air-taxi service was inaugurated last month by National Flying Services, Ltd., when the first batch…
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The Klemm L.25 Monoplane
A 40-H.P. really light aeroplane of outstanding design and performance. During the past half-dozen years the trend of light aeroplane…
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Gliding gossip and news
The London Gliding Club— "C of A's" for sailplanes - an important lecture The glider movement in this country is…
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The D.H. Moth abroad
The increasing number of manufacturing licences which have been granted by the de Havilland Aircraft Co. for the manufacture of…
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Slip streams
Single-Seaters Again. After a lapse of several years, manufacturers are again turning their attention to the small, simple single-seater machine.…
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Southport's first sand meeting
Bad weather conditions cause small entry. Anyone who has ever maintained that the supporters of Motor Racing lack enthusiasm should…
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Small car popularity at home and abroad.
Recent statistics supplied by the Ministry of Transport show that the small car is increasing in popularity by leaps and…
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A useful training
for the budding Automobile Engineer. One of the chief differences between this generation and the last is, that whereas then…
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For the cold weather
A very ingenious and at the same time simple antifreezing device for cars is now being marketed by Super Tools…
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Portable hangars.
Following the practice of the motor trade, The de Havilland Aircraft Company Limited are now in a position to sell…
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