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Here's a reference to complement the DG video and also a discussion of
changes in certification requirements w.r.t. flutter. An interesting read. http://www.dg-flugzeugbau.de/dg1000-flattern-e.html Some of the wording is a bit ambiguous, but the way I read it there are two conclusions that are relevant to this discussion: 1) Holding on to the stick tends to damp out one mode of wing flutter (and perhaps other controls too). It is a mode that is exacerbated by the fact that when the wing flexes up an unbalanced aileron will tend to deflect downward and vice versa. 2) Adding water ballast can decrease the flutter speed. If I read it right the DG-300 had it's Vne reduced due to the test depicted in the video. 9B |
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