Delta and Wing design Club
#1377

I haven't either, that's why I am wondering. It seems to work when I made a paper wing, so I would think it should as well, but there is a big difference between a folded paper airplene and a real model.
#1378
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Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: Nort East Pennsylvania
Posts: 2

Whulp.......I've always longed for this in a full-scale saddle 'em up version but though the borders on my insanity and imagination suggest that it stretches far and wide......I actually realize that this will likely never happen.
So I continue to dream it in an R/C version with an EDF.
If it were built as pictured with the pilot, it wouldn't be a speed machine (draggy?), but it'd look many shades of cool!!!
Whaddaya Think???
Gary in Pennsylvania
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So I continue to dream it in an R/C version with an EDF.
If it were built as pictured with the pilot, it wouldn't be a speed machine (draggy?), but it'd look many shades of cool!!!
Whaddaya Think???
Gary in Pennsylvania
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#1381

I've experimented with simple little gliders and large dihedral angles on swept wing tailless gliders does have a directional stability effect.. It works like a 'V' tail. I don't think it would work on a straight wing 'plank' type tailless model though, they need a vertical stabiliser.