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Wing Tape - Does Thickness Affect Performance?



 
 
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Old January 30th 07, 09:19 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Wing Tape - Does Thickness Affect Performance?

jcarlyle wrote:

Jack, this question would be best answered by Hartley - I'm a
physicist, not a physician. But since we're talking 60-75% full in the
above example, I imagine there would be some capacity left - YMMV. The
wild card is the individual himself - as has been pointed out the
prostrate gland in males starts enlarging above age 50, affecting the
bladder, urge and ability to go.


OK, Hartley we're standing by to receive....


Jack
 




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