William Samuel Henson

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William Henson (3 May 1812 – 1888 was an aero inventor known for design of the Arial with John Stringfellow.

Henson's design included the use of an airscrew for propulsion; a wire-braced frame with stabilizers; and tricycle landing gear.^[1]

Links

w:William Samuel Henson
"William Samuel Henson", Royal Aeronautical Society

Patents whose inventor or applicant is William Samuel Henson

Patent GB-1842-9478 (English title: Mechanical flying machine, Filing date: 1842-09-29)

Letters sent by William Samuel Henson

William Henson to George Cayley 1846/09/28

Letters received by William Samuel Henson

George Cayley to William Henson 1846/10/14

References

↑ Wolko, 1981, p. 27.

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