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I have no idea how to get hold of the airfoil coordinates...
"Andreas Maurer" wrote in message ... On Tue, 14 Mar 2006 16:27:02 +0100, "Bert Willing" wrote: The Pegasus has a completely different airfoil (developed by the French research institute ONERA) than the Schleicher gliders, and it's the reason that a Pegasus has a significantly higher performance than an ASW19. But for the rest, I agree :-) Hi Bert, are the Pegase airfoil coordinates available somewhere? I'd really be interested in a closer look at the Pegase's airfoil - because I usually flew my ASW-20 with flap setting 3 (=neutral flaps) while thermalling and got the impression that this setting would make the 20 a very high performance standard class glider. In my opinion the FX 62-K131 is a very good fixed wing airfoil. Bye Andreas |
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