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Re: The difficulty of high-lift devices for tandem wing aircraft...
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induced drag. The biplane has a better aspect ratio. For the same
span and area the bipe has double the aspect ratio and half the
induced drag. I think we should take this design further
wrote:
induced drag. The biplane has a better aspect ratio. For the same
span and area the bipe has double the aspect ratio and half the
induced drag. I think we should take this design further
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Jeff Quinn <quinnj@...>
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Re: The difficulty of high-lift devices for tandem wing aircraft...
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induced drag. The biplane has a better aspect ratio. For the same
span and area the bipe has double the aspect ratio and half the
induced drag. I think we should take this design further
wrote:
induced drag. The biplane has a better aspect ratio. For the same
span and area the bipe has double the aspect ratio and half the
induced drag. I think we should take this design further
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Jeff Quinn <quinnj@...>
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#22398
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Re: The difficulty of high-lift devices for tandem wing aircraft...
Jeff there is a reponse for you on Q-Performance@...
Cheers
Peter
Jeff there is a reponse for you on Q-Performance@...
Cheers
Peter
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Peter Harris <peterjfharris@...>
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#22410
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Re: The difficulty of high-lift devices for tandem wing aircraft (long)
I've read the same sentiment regarding a tandem / canard
configuration vs. a tri-foil configuration. Actually a tri-foil is
more similar to a conventional planform than a canard in my
I've read the same sentiment regarding a tandem / canard
configuration vs. a tri-foil configuration. Actually a tri-foil is
more similar to a conventional planform than a canard in my
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Jeff Quinn <quinnj@...>
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Re: Epoxy resin
EZ Poxie is the last iteration of Safety Poxie in Wicks and Aircraft Spruce. That's what I used last with good results.
Bruce
EZ Poxie is the last iteration of Safety Poxie in Wicks and Aircraft Spruce. That's what I used last with good results.
Bruce
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Bruce Crain
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#22394
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Re: Epoxy resin
I use Aeropoxy for everything. Stick to the plans.
Ron T
Ron's Quickie's
Q200 N4710P
http://bld01.ipowerweb.com/contentmanagement/websites/rtrianoc/page8.html
Q1
I use Aeropoxy for everything. Stick to the plans.
Ron T
Ron's Quickie's
Q200 N4710P
http://bld01.ipowerweb.com/contentmanagement/websites/rtrianoc/page8.html
Q1
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Ron <rondefly@...>
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#22393
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Re: Kevlar
The resin formulator is Epoxical . They have their data sheets on the web.
Regards,
Damian Gregory N8427 Q200
The resin formulator is Epoxical . They have their data sheets on the web.
Regards,
Damian Gregory N8427 Q200
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damiantwinsport@...
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#22392
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Re: Kevlar
Sorry to tell you this but Kevlar used correctly has superior compressive strength and is lighter than glass. Big problem is cutting it, true it is hygroscopic but that is solved by closing it out
Sorry to tell you this but Kevlar used correctly has superior compressive strength and is lighter than glass. Big problem is cutting it, true it is hygroscopic but that is solved by closing it out
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damiantwinsport@...
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#22391
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Re: Epoxy resin
Epoxy resin
What kind of epoxy resin should i use for the glassin. I never got
any with my kit. I have looked at a few differnt kinds in the
aircraft spruce catalog. Also would it make
Epoxy resin
What kind of epoxy resin should i use for the glassin. I never got
any with my kit. I have looked at a few differnt kinds in the
aircraft spruce catalog. Also would it make
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Robert Bounds
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#22390
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Re: Epoxy resin
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Leon - C <leon@...>
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#22389
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Epoxy resin
What kind of epoxy resin should i use for the glassin. I never got
any with my kit. I have looked at a few differnt kinds in the
aircraft spruce catalog. Also would it make much differe3nce if i
What kind of epoxy resin should i use for the glassin. I never got
any with my kit. I have looked at a few differnt kinds in the
aircraft spruce catalog. Also would it make much differe3nce if i
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Matt <smoothmatson@...>
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#22388
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Re: The difficulty of high-lift devices for tandem wing aircraft...
In a message dated 11/15/2005 6:29:53 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
quinnj@... writes:
So yeah, quickies are great, but give up a lot of efficiency for the
sake of self-contained
In a message dated 11/15/2005 6:29:53 P.M. Pacific Standard Time,
quinnj@... writes:
So yeah, quickies are great, but give up a lot of efficiency for the
sake of self-contained
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britmcman99
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Re: Goin around!
James,
Though you said you reduced your runway reequirement by 1,000', You
still haven't told us YOUR "runway requirement" with VG's installed?
What is it?
Jim P. N46JP Q200
200s.
Maybe
is
James,
Though you said you reduced your runway reequirement by 1,000', You
still haven't told us YOUR "runway requirement" with VG's installed?
What is it?
Jim P. N46JP Q200
200s.
Maybe
is
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Jim Patillo
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#22387
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Re: Bellying up to the bar
Send me your email address and I'll send you the file off-list.
David J. Gall
Send me your email address and I'll send you the file off-list.
David J. Gall
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David J. Gall
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#22386
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Re: The difficulty of high-lift devices for tandem wing aircraft...
Phil I think one of the reasons it is faster is because it has less induced drag. The biplane has a better aspect ratio. For the same span and area the bipe has double the aspect ratio and half the
Phil I think one of the reasons it is faster is because it has less induced drag. The biplane has a better aspect ratio. For the same span and area the bipe has double the aspect ratio and half the
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Peter Harris <peterjfharris@...>
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#22397
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Re: Lead replacement for mogas
Hi Peter:
I thought you were going to a Jabiru 3300? If so, you should use 100LL
unless Jabiru says otherwise -- their literature seems to say 100LL only.
The O-200 was originally designed for
Hi Peter:
I thought you were going to a Jabiru 3300? If so, you should use 100LL
unless Jabiru says otherwise -- their literature seems to say 100LL only.
The O-200 was originally designed for
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Mike Perry <dmperry1012@...>
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#22384
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Re: Q200 specs.
Jeff, a while back there was a guy who said he had a tool and was going to make cowlings I ordered a set and never heard from him again.
I ended up buying one at Sam's spring fling. missing snout
Jeff, a while back there was a guy who said he had a tool and was going to make cowlings I ordered a set and never heard from him again.
I ended up buying one at Sam's spring fling. missing snout
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damiantwinsport@...
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#22383
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Re: Bellying up to the bar
Hi Ron ..& all
would it be possible to get the latest file on
the Rotax 503 Super Q1 .......
i do have the older
one from the files section . . .
also - regarding W&B ....where is the datum for
Hi Ron ..& all
would it be possible to get the latest file on
the Rotax 503 Super Q1 .......
i do have the older
one from the files section . . .
also - regarding W&B ....where is the datum for
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kieran_dempsey_ny <kieran_dempsey_ny@...>
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#22382
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Re: Lead replacement for mogas
Thanks Mike. I think the problem is solved as I found in the installation notes OK to use AVGAS 100LL,AVGAS100/130,or leaded or unleaded gasolene above 95octane RON. The pistons and valves are from
Thanks Mike. I think the problem is solved as I found in the installation notes OK to use AVGAS 100LL,AVGAS100/130,or leaded or unleaded gasolene above 95octane RON. The pistons and valves are from
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Peter Harris <peterjfharris@...>
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#22385
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Re: Goin around!
Hi James.I did not find CCI website in the archives, do you have it? Tks Raoul
--- "James Postma" <james@...> wrote:
From: "James Postma" <james@...>
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 22:21:38
Hi James.I did not find CCI website in the archives, do you have it? Tks Raoul
--- "James Postma" <james@...> wrote:
From: "James Postma" <james@...>
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 22:21:38
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raoborg@...
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#22381
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