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Aircraft Pictures Discuss One of the Earliest 13s in the World War II - Aviation forums; For you Jan. Don't know if you've seen this one. This is Lt Theodore G. Ellyson, Naval Aviator #1 seated ...

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    One of the Earliest 13s

    For you Jan. Don't know if you've seen this one.

    This is Lt Theodore G. Ellyson, Naval Aviator #1 seated in a Curtiss 'grasscutter' a low powered 4-cylinder trainer version of the early pusher series. 1910, quite possibly the first '13' airplane?

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    14. Avoid that destructive disease known as "tinkeritis;" when the motor is working satisfactorily, leave it alone.
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    Wow! Much obliged young man!

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    Ran across that pic while researching my latest build, knew you'd be interested.

    'young' ???................thanks
    14. Avoid that destructive disease known as "tinkeritis;" when the motor is working satisfactorily, leave it alone.
    From Curtiss JN-4 handbook

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    Nice find! Thanks for sharing.


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    Nice!

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    Cool!

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    Excellent!


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