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Low wing versus high wing

At least there won’t be wing tip vortices ! Seriously – anyone know what the point of this design is?

Ahh, now I get it. It’s a ducted fan really. The first wingless SEP plane, quite a feat!
Last Edited by aart at 24 Aug 17:47
Private field, Mallorca, Spain

For the mathematically inclined, a lot of work has been done in the Parsifal research project covering boxwings. The main advantage is low induced drag.

www.parsifalproject.eu

Last Edited by T28 at 24 Aug 17:55
T28
Switzerland

It also ends few eternal debates: low vs high wing, front vs tail gear, turbine vs piston and biplane vs one wing

Last Edited by Ibra at 24 Aug 18:32
Paris/Essex, France/UK, United Kingdom

Now that we are drifting towards innovative designs:

http://www.pietroterzi.com/site/pro/lucy.htm

Private field, Mallorca, Spain

aart wrote:

Now that we are drifting towards innovative designs:

The 45deg prop makes it a wired mix of rotary-vs-fixed wings

Paris/Essex, France/UK, United Kingdom

In fact, why bother with wings at all?


Lippisch aerodyne


HL-10


M2-F1

Wikipedia Lifting Bodies

EGHO-LFQF-KCLW, United Kingdom
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