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Wing tip deflection

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Jay Kempf

Jay Kempf

Curmudgeon in Training (CIT)
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Anyone know what the wing tip deflection is at max Gs for an airplane like the Extra 300 at it's highest weight and at it's highest rated G load? I am looking at wing assembly deflections and want a sanity point to use as a frame of reference. Gliders I think I have a handle on.

I imagine these unlimited ships are very STIFF.
 
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