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Free Downloadable Reference Book "The Glider" with Link
You may wish to add this book to your reference library. The book "The Glider" is quite extensive in details need to properly design and construct a glider or motor glider. Since the book is a free download you'll need this link:http://www.seqair.com/TheGlider/TheGlider.pdf My apologies for the...- Geek1945
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- Forum: Aircraft Design / Aerodynamics / New Technology
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Wing Span Lengthening for Motorgliders
It seems there's a few 'motor gliders' (MG) which was created by simply lengthening the wing span. Even real gliders do this with plug in wing extensions. So what is stopping a MG builder from doing the same? Obviously the wing spar would need to support the addition load. I would also imagine...- Geek1945
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- modifications motor glider motorglider wing lengthening
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- Forum: Aircraft Design / Aerodynamics / New Technology
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Airfoil choices . . .
Hello, I've been watching for a while, have done some searches, and would now like suggestions for an airfoil. I'm considering building something like a Strojnik S2A. The S2 uses the Wortmann FX 67-170/17, which appears to be a fairly standard all around airfoil that's been around some 30+...