Congratulations Larry on surviving.
Sincerely,
Rich Parker
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On 4/27/2024 4:58 PM, Rich Parker via KRnet wrote:
This is very interesting study on flutter. Its from 2001 however
accelerometer technology has advanced exponentially since then
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Tha
This is very interesting study on flutter. Its from 2001 however accelerometer
technology has advanced exponentially since then (you have them in your cell
phones and cars) so much that one could put wireless accelerometers on control
surfaces and monitor in flight for probably under $10/ contro
When I built N56ML, I balanced the ailerons in the nose by building in a
4130 steel tube that I'd filled with lead, which distributes the balance
across the control surface. That was possible because of the hinge
system I used on it. That's probably one reason I could do 245mph in
itdownh
On 10/6/2022 2:36 AM, Michael via KRnet wrote:
For those who are unable to access the EAA site; I took Larry's
email content and created a PDF for my personal library and uploaded
for anyone who would like a copy:
https://aviation.griffin.co.za/docs/tony_bingelis-control_surface_flutter_probl
Greetings
For those who are unable to access the EAA site; I took Larry's email
content and created a PDF for my personal library and uploaded for anyone
who would like a copy:
https://aviation.griffin.co.za/docs/tony_bingelis-control_surface_flutter_problems-1979_july.pdf
I have had way too
Thanks for the article, Larry.
Years ago, on the internet, there was a video of an ultralight
experiencing flutter. I believe it was a prototype during testing. I
could not find it now. Luckily, it was a high-drag airplane, so all that
was needed to get out of the condition was to cut the thro
On 6/5/2022 12:28 PM, Flesner via KRnet wrote:
The EAA has an easy to read article on flutter and gives you the
basics in the first page or two. I'm assuming even non-[eaa members
can load the site. If not, advise, and I'll cut and past.
https://www.eaa.org/eaa/aircraft-building/builderres
The EAA has an easy to read article on flutter and gives you the basics
in the first page or two. I'm assuming even non-[eaa members can load
the site. If not, advise, and I'll cut and past.
https://www.eaa.org/eaa/aircraft-building/builderresources/next-steps-after-your-airplane-is-built/o
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