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Double/Triple hang test how to
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| Tue Nov 05, 2013 9:40 pm |
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This was a very instructive video, thanks.
I wish more kit companies did this and supplied the data to customers, While I am not a CTL psycho, I do recognize the issue while understanding how difficult CTL is to achieve especially with people on board. Unless the thrustline is transecting their belly button, occupants will lower overall CG. High thrustline gyros such as the RAF and Magni M24 Orion are typically slower due to additional rotor AoA (and thus drag) needed to counter the thrust's pitch down moment at higher speeds. You do not have the required permissions to view the files attached to this post. _________________ Famous-Infamous for speaking the truth on "the other forum" from 2014-2019. |
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