3. In the summer of 1901 Wilbur and Orville Wright returned to North Carolina with a
redesigned 22-foot wingspan glider.
To provide more lift, its wing surface had almost twice the area of their 1900 glider.
The new 1901 glider now had a foot actuated wing-warping system to turn the glider.
4. In this 1901 photo the Wilbur and Orville fly the
glider like a kite.
5. • During late October and early
November, Orville and Wilbur conducted tests
on 200 different wing shapes in a homemade
wind tunnel.
They tested 38 different single-wing and
multiple-wing configurations. Each wing
was tested at 45 different angles.
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