The Principals of Constructing an Airplane From Start to Finish (Home Flight Construction Book 7)

The student of airplane machines and flying machines in general may be supposed to have mastered the elementary principles of mechanics, physics, and mathematics. As we shall deal mathematically in this work only with simple equations, and ordinary arithmetical examples worked out, no extensive mathematical knowledge is necessary. It may, however, be useful to refer to the mechanical and physical sciences briefly, so that the discussion of the subject may be easily understood without reference to other works on these elementary subjects