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Twin vertical stabilizers

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LBarron

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Questions for you designers out there:

if an airplane were to be designed with twin vertical stabilizers, is the area for each v.s. half the calculated area for a single v.s, or is there a specific ratio or altogether different formula when using two? Also, must they be at an angle to vertical or is straight up ok?

Thanks,

Leland
 
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