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Wing placement
At this time the drawings are basic proposed construction not "as built" done with AutoSketch. They are not set in stone so there will be a number of adjustmements before there are good drawings. As well as the sections I have done so far with the possibility of using an existing plane such as...- col
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- Forum: Aircraft Design / Aerodynamics / New Technology
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Wing placement
Very sorry for the error in placement of the topic. To all those who took the time to answer many thanks for your comments. As I have received reasonable comments and suggestions I will put you fully in the picture. My main reason for asking the questions was that I thought the higher...- col
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- Forum: Aircraft Design / Aerodynamics / New Technology
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Wing placement
Hi, I think I put this Post in the wrong place so I hope this is the correct place. Hi, I am considering modifying an aircraft that currently has high wings (similar in mounting posn. to the CH701). I would like the wings to be mounted about 4" higher. (i.e. the bottom of the wing level...- col
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- Forum: Aircraft Design / Aerodynamics / New Technology