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Thanks, Mark, I know that site well.Shed, I have to wonder if there might be some distortion in the image. I checked airfoiltools.com and I can't find any common 1940s or earlier airfoils very close to that camber and thickness. I did find the RAF 38 with 2.5% camber and 12.7% thickness which seems the most likely candidate.[URL unfurl="true"]http://airfoiltools.com/airfoil/details?airfoil=raf38-il[/URL]
Thanks, Mark, I know that site well.
Shed, I have to wonder if there might be some distortion in the image. I checked airfoiltools.com and I can't find any common 1940s or earlier airfoils very close to that camber and thickness. I did find the RAF 38 with 2.5% camber and 12.7% thickness which seems the most likely candidate.
[URL unfurl="true"]http://airfoiltools.com/airfoil/details?airfoil=raf38-il[/URL]
