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"The Flying Scotsman" wrote in
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| Ok, in relevance to Dougs post... we are both correct !!!
apart from
| the down wash from the small propeller, they will not be
any airflowing
| over the rest of the wings... why ??? Because the airplane
is not
| moving !!!! its only compensating for the exstreem
backward force, as i
| said its only standing still, and standing still doesnt
get you
| anywhere. you need momentium.
|
| It however, would be possible if you have a plane with an
exceedingly
| small wing span, very low stall speed and a big propeller
to generate a
| downwash to cover the entire wing. As you know your
aillerons are
| situated at the outer section of the wings, if you have no
downwash
| over them it will stall and not turn leading to a
temporary lift and
| then crash.
|
| Barry
|