It would be interesting to know the angles of incidence on each wing of the
Griffon powered Mk 14 Spitfire.
DH
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We define
The angle of incidence would be the angular difference between the
longitidunal axis of the airplane and a line drawn through the leading
and
trailing edges of the wing.(Chord Line)

That was how I have always defined the term, Kermode calls this the
riggers
angle of incidence and says it is a left over from rag wing biplanes that
adjust the riggers angle to tune handling. It is my understanding that
some
ac have slightly differing angles of incidence on each side.

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