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gery said:Just a "creativ SF exercise"...??????
Nothing concerning this "rocket wing project" in David Myhra's above-mentioned book, nor in the Reimar Horten/Peter Selinger book "Nürflugel".hesham said:Hi,
we can't judge well about that project,before we take a look about the book,which its name
is; Horten Brothers and Thier All-Wing Aircraft,may be we will find the solution;
http://www.amazon.com/Horten-Brothers-Their-All-Wing-Aircraft/dp/0764304410
XP67_Moonbat said:Ah, Jacobsen's bullshit volume! Thanks but NO THANKS!!!
martinbayer said:Doesn't the fact that the only source you could find is a book that has *a lot "not real" things* in it tell you something?
Martin
look at the airfoil...it's inversed....it's a joke...?????and the proportions ....21 meters lenght...pilot have got a lenght of 5 meters (a quart of lenght)..it's an alien project..????? not serious
a brain washing....
just learn aerodynamic...for beginner.....inversed airfoil don't work...
a good adress...Aerodynamics - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
http://www.mh-aerotools.de/airfoils/index.htm ..look at flying wings...
On May 9, 1945 by the U.S. Strategic Air Forces Intelligence in Europe staff (USSTAF A-2), in May 19-21 by Kenneth Wilkinson of the Royal Aircraft Stablishment (RAE), in September-October 1945 by the RAE Tailless Advisory Committee and during March 1948 by the U.S. 970th Counter Intelligence Command.I have a reproduction of a CIC document but not to hand. The Americans were concerned that the Horten Parabola may have been the start of a circular wing aircraft. The British interrogated the Horten brothers on two occasions.