Principles of aircraft technology

Aladár Zsélyi is an epoch-making figure in Hungarian aviation history. He was an outstanding mechanical engineer of his age, who ascended to the heights on March 15, 1910, with his own machine in the heroic age of flight. He used more pre-age design solutions than his machine. He was the first to use a steering gear that could control the plane in all directions. It also has the name of a spring-loaded chassis and a safety slide mounted between the wheels. He used more pre-age design solutions than his machine. He was the first to make a steering wheel that would allow the plane to be steered in all directions. It also has the name of a spring-loaded chassis and a safety slide mounted between the wheels. His book, Principles of Aviation Technology, written in 1909, is considered to be the very first textbook in Hungary. Now in a similar edition, you can take the third volume, published in 1911. Históriaantik Könyvesház For rent