Wright Brothers Flying Replica
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Uploaded by johmer7510 on Oct 14, 2007
Wright Brother's Flyer III replica being flown at Huffman Field in Dayton Ohio on October 5, 2007 by pilot and builder, Mark Dusenberry.
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@malinko35 Not sure about what you mean by a machine. It had wings, engine, propeller, ailerons (they did not work very well), 3 wheeled landing/takeoff gear, rudder, and elevator. The prop, was poorly designed, however the engine had 15 h.p. and was a bit of clever engineering. The 2 piston engine had pistons that worked in both directions. So effectively had power going in both directions. Some think of it as effective as a 4. Seems like a machine to me.
cashstore1 1 day ago
@cashstore1 I never said it wasn't flight, just that the glider wasn't a machine.
malinko35 2 days ago
@malinko35 Can you tell me where you got that info? I have done a bit of research on it and it all points to a true flight. Not very well controlled, however. He flew over a 1000 feet.
cashstore1 2 days ago
It crashed because Santos Dumont invented the airplane
adrielvichi 1 month ago
merry chistmis
claywright60 1 month ago
Very nice and almost 100% accurate... LOOKS LIKE FUN! can i get a ticket? what are your fares?
a330ftw 1 month ago
The Flyer III flying this way??? imagine the Flyer I.....Now I now 14 Bis is the first airplane..sure..later Dumont made Demoiselle...wonderful plane...
marcoses28 2 months ago
Santos Dumont rules...
marcoses28 2 months ago 2
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MrMrMcguinness 2 months ago
here's the problem with replicating the wright flyer accurately: it must always crash.
yourcathatesme 3 months ago 2