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October 28th 03, 04:21 PM
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Bert Willing wrote:
The Calif A21 has a pretty elaborate wing root fairing (I own one, so I should know). -- Bert Willing ASW20 "TW" "Slingsby" a écrit dans le message de om... For the sake of the discussion, why have an upper wing root fillet at all? The Caproni A 21 wing blends into the top of the fuselage. What are the advantages/disadvantages to this type of design? A better example of a wing root without fillet is the LS1f. But the manufacturer added them to the LS4. Another example is the Janus B (just had a look on our Janus now disassembeld in the workshop). 
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