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Old March 3rd 05, 11:42 PM
George A. Graham
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On 3 Mar 2005, Shin Gou wrote:

I read a while ago in a thread that someone said canard design doesn't
like high thrust line


Having flown a canard for the last six years, I say that you are correct.
They usually need over 1000 ft for takeoff, and a high thrust line would
lengthen that somewhat.

But, I just opened an ASF safety mailing, about accidents while
manuvering,
the graph showed that about one half of those accidents were stall/spins,
the other large percentage was buzzing accidents. Very comforting to
a canard pilot.


George Graham
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