Fuse-indicator

An instrument in the form of a slide rule, the sliding piece being graduated for ranges. The upper scale indicates the length of the fuse required to give the proper time of burst, and the lower scale gives the corrector. … Fuselage. — The outrigger or framework of a flying-machine connecting the main planes with the tail-piece or with the elevator. … Man. — In aeronautics, the man who has the care of the fuselage or cha is, and sees that the gasoline tanks are full, and that the fuselage is in proper order. He ranks as first cla private. … Strut. — In an aeroplane, a strut holding the fuselage longerons apart. It may be top, bottom or side; and if side, it may be right or left hand. -mallet. — An implement, for setting the fuse home. It is cylindrical in shape with a handle at one end.