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Back around 1992 or so, I saw an old, odd looking Cezzna
at a local airport. It was either an old 182 or an even older 210 with the strutted wings. (This was at Triple W airport on the south side of Raleigh, North Carolina, USA) The very odd thing I noticed was a small, round pressure gauge mounted near the lower end of the each wing strut. Then, I noticed some type of gas damper mechanism between the lower wing strut attachment and the fuselage. What the heck? I was told this STC mod also put 'hinges' of some type at the wing roots and allowed the wings to flex in turbulence, to give a better ride. The person said it looked VERY ODD when the wings stalled and flexed upward (or the fuselage fell downwards.) Ray Lovinggood Carrboro, North Carolina, USA |
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At 05:30 10 December 2004, Tango4 wrote:
I thought you guys with short stiff ones already knew that us blokes with long floppy ones got all that extra go from the flapping motion. :-) Ian ( 25.5 metres ) Now that is impressive :-) Don (20 metres) |
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Don Johnstone wrote:
Ian ( 25.5 metres ) Now that is impressive :-) Don (20 metres) I always believed that size didn't matter? Stefan (23 cm) |
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When it comes to wings I can assure it does
At 13:00 10 December 2004, Stefan wrote: Don Johnstone wrote: Ian ( 25.5 metres ) Now that is impressive :-) Don (20 metres) I always believed that size didn't matter? Stefan (23 cm) |
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