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Pusher Prop Behind Flaps

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DaveK

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I would think that you wouldn't want the prop mounted behind the flapped portion of a wing due to the large wake that would be ingested. But I see that several aircraft use this configuration including the Avanti. Did some searching and didn't find much on the subject. Anyone have something more than a hunch on whether this is truly something to avoid or not?
 
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