Hi,
This weekeind, I checked the nose gear, It was way to lose at the swiffle fork.
I made the stearing nose gear much stiffer. The rumbling sound is almost gone
and the camera I hooked up at the tail showes no nose wheel simmy at a max
speed of 30kts.
The plane is stearing still perfect.
Stef
Mike, I've always thought that the wind hitting the bottom of the wing
is what keeps it up, but I have to think twice about the airfoil
concept, due to the fact that if you blow over the top of a curved paper
sheet, the sheet will rise and there is no air going under the sheet to
force it up
Larry posted,
https://phys.org/news/2012-01-wings.html
I'd bet the guys who solicited the grant money for this graduate student
project havent the slightest idea how to actually fly an airplane. In
the real world, Darwinian selection doesn't favor these types. If they
do decide to learn to fly
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