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Flaps and Lift argument (Read 1080 times)
Reply #45 -
Jul 13
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I should have learned by now to keep out of these technical discussions. When I see someone say something I know is wrong I just can't help myself.
If this refers to me, sorry for any inconsistencies. I do my best to stay current but am human and am the first to admit that there are many many more who know lots more than my limited knowledge.....point out my errors and I can learn from my mistakes......heck how many have I have made over the years so far.......
............ " as I run out of fingers and toes to count on "........
Hagar, you knowledge is great and I appreciate conversing with someone who understands the awkward sickness that is known as " the love of flight "
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Jul 14
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If this refers to me, sorry for any inconsistencies. I do my best to stay current but am human and am the first to admit that there are many many more who know lots more than my limited knowledge.....point out my errors and I can learn from my mistakes......heck how many have I have made over the years so far.......
Not you Rifleman. I'm the one most likely to drop howlers in my enthusiasm. I tend to get more confused as I get older*. When I make a mistake it's a good one.
You are more current than me on this stuff. I bow to your superior knowledge.
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Hagar, you knowledge is great and I appreciate conversing with someone who understands the awkward sickness that is known as " the love of flight "
Blame my late Dad for taking me to an air display at the tender age of 6. I've been hooked ever since. My love & fascination for flight has never waned & it's the one consistency in my life.
PS. I bet AstroGeek never bargained for all this when he posted his question on flaps. LOL
PPS. *It's all in there somewhere. It just takes longer to access. I need to find my other marble or update my RAM. ???
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Jul 14
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. I can't speak for the Delta Dagger as I have no knowledge of it or why it was unsuccessful.
the delta dagger was the first delta wing carrier aircraft but teh take of speed and landing speed were too high because of his delta wing and he killed most of his pilot at cat launch or approch by stalling
If dumb could fly, sky will be green (french air force proverbs)
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Jul 14
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Psssh...hardly a good reason to scrap a program. lol j/k
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Reply #49 -
Jul 14
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the delta dagger was the first delta wing carrier aircraft but teh take of speed and landing speed were too high because of his delta wing and he killed most of his pilot at cat launch or approch by stalling
Are you sure you know what you are talking about ?
I think you mean the Douglas F4D Skyray, which is this plane....................
And
NOT
this plane, which is the "
REAL
" Convair F-102 Delta Dagger............
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Jul 14
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I've just sat and read the whole of this thread and before my brain turns to mush and explodes, was I right?
Will
Who switched the lights off? I can't see a thing....... Hold on, my eyes were closed. Oops, my bad...............&&
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Jul 14
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As far as I am aware, and please remember I'm no aerodynamics expert, Flaps increase lift. They apparently do this by disturbing the airflow under the wing making a greater pressure differential between the upper and lower surfaces, thus increasing lift.
The added friction reduces airspeed at the same time making landing easier and roll out shorter.
Please feel free to correct me where necessary but remember I'm currently sitting on a medical ward with no access to any aerodynamics textbooks.
Will
Essentially you are right Will, but its not the fact of "disturbing" the airflow which makes the difference,...its the camber(airfoil shape) change which is generating the changing levels of lift/drag/speed/power requirements.......
I would consider your input as relevant and valuable...and not false information.......
8)
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Jul 14
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Thanks Rifleman. I can follow most science at a basic level but there is something about aerodynamics that seems to cause my brain to seize up.
One day I'll get the basics but for now I'll stick to virtual stunt flying.
Will
Who switched the lights off? I can't see a thing....... Hold on, my eyes were closed. Oops, my bad...............&&
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Jul 14
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Well Will, it looks like you got a pretty good handle on it, but don't sweat it too much until you actually get something in the air that is of value.........the Sim is one thing, but outside in the air, is another.....
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Reply #55 -
Jul 15
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goto
www.simviation.com/yabbuploads/flaps.jpg
something is wrong with the site, the name is right!!
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moach;
move your line down one space!!
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Reply #56 -
Jul 15
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If you require a further explanation of those posted images, I would be happy to expand on them.......they leave a little to be desired in the way they describe the flap deployment and its effects............... ??? 8)
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Jul 15
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PS. I bet AstroGeek never bargained for all this when he posted his question on flaps. LOL
Nope I sure didn't. But I am no genius, I could always use more knowledge. I get the drawing, thanks moach. I also get the dgar part. Thanks for everything guys, and sorry I haven't checked lately.
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