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Old July 1st 06, 05:01 AM posted to rec.aviation.homebuilt
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Default questions on multi-wing planforms

Morgans wrote:

"flybynightkarmarepair" wrote


This is an admittedly arbitrary distinction. The cabin on a Dyke Delta
is, again, IMHO, not well integrated into the fuselage/wing - MY
definition of a lifting body is that it's ALL an integrated whole.



So, in your opinion, the Hyper Bipe is not a lifting body? It provides
substantial lift, therefore, it is a lifting body, in everyone's view,
except yours.

I submit that you are incorrect.


Well, so does the Tailwind.

But the trick is, alla these have - well - wings!
 




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