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18th May 19:18
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Why do pusher planes have this feature ?
Hi all,
Motor axis is not paralel to the fuselage axis on FirebirdXL like planes. The motor seems to point in a downward angle. I Myself have a Wingo, and on this type of pusher plane, the motor points a little upward . Why do these motors are not simply mounted paralel to the fuse , but rather point upward or downward, depending on the pusher plane ? -- Glowboy |
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18th May 19:19
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Why do pusher planes have this feature ?
My guess would be that it has something to do with the fact that the motive
force is behind the CG. Also, the the Firebird type planes use the motor to control altitude. Just my guess. -- Dan KE6ERB AMA605992 I've heard the screams of the vegetables... http://fubar1.freeservers.com |
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19th May 09:09
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Why do pusher planes have this feature ?
If the engine is above the CG the thrust pushes the nose down on throttle up
so you put in up thrust to compensate. Thrustline beneath the CG, add downthrust, as the nose is pushed up on throttle up. Don |
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19th August 08:39
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Why do pusher planes have this feature ?
Thank you guys. It's quite clear now.
-- Glowboy "Don Hatten" <hattend@starband.net> a écrit dans le message de news:XxGQb.20952$WP1.1674241049@twister2.starband. net... up |
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