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One of the ground crew spun the ship's airscrew.
The pilot sat in front of the airscrew.
Even so, this was perhaps the first use of aluminium in the construction of an airscrew.
At the same time, a second Junkers glided past us, its airscrew slowly turning.
While under the fuselage, he slipped and was struck on the head by the rotating airscrew.
The two crankshafts were geared to and drove a single common airscrew shaft.
Other changes included wings of slightly greater area and an airscrew of larger diameter.
The propeller in front of her started to revolve, the engine burst into life, and the airscrew was lost to sight.
This drove a wooden two-blade airscrew via a 2:1 reduction gear.
Watts remained as chief designer from 1925-7 but moved to The Airscrew Company in 1932.
Though it is not certain when the propeller was changed, most photographs show the Green engine driving a two-bladed airscrew.
The flimsy, broad fan of the airscrew - like the wing, a delicate skeleton covered with shimmering film - began to turn.
Yet he was not quite helpless; the airscrew still worked, and while he had power there was still some measure of control.
The airscrew stopped spinning.
There were also numbers of seagulls wandering about the scene and one flew slap into Cattermole's airscrew.
As it passed, its wake rolled over Jeffrey, and he was pummeled by the turbulence of the big airscrew that drove the vessel forward.
A planned two- to three-hour flight was curtailed because of erroneous readings on airscrew bearing temperature.
It was powered by a neatly cowled radial engine driving the usual two-blade airscrew.
This aircraft briefly used a four-bladed propeller, but soon reverted to the original two-bladed airscrew.
The second aircraft undertook comparative trials of a four-blade wooden airscrew against its original two-blade steel one.
The twin airscrew layout allowed a wide field of fire for the two gunner-observers, one seated in the nose and one behind the pilot.
The GAL.47 was a twin-boom configuration with a pusher airscrew.
The typical feature of this model was a large propeller cone fitted to a Bristol-made two-blade wooden airscrew.
The second machine, for example was used for airscrew experiments, flying in 1929 with a variety of duralumin propellers.