Mr Robert Geis wrote:

Paul,

I found this study interesting since I'll be

building

a Long EZ and considering the 13B.

http://4dw.net/marcborom/LongEZ/NACA_AirFlow.htm

Does this test fall in line with your studies

of NACA

inlets for cooling and would you see this as a
possible installation for me?

Thank you much,

Bob Geis

Don't know. Their web site does not work with

my browser.

Probably composed with a MicroSoft product.

Have you read the original NACA paper?

Paul Lamar

Paul, what browser are you using? It works in

both Mozilla and Konqueror

for

me, and Konqueror ain't known for dealing well

with poorly coded pages.

There

aren't any weird HTML tags in the source - in

fact, it almost looks

hand-coded

because it's so simple.

Regards,
Chad

I am using Netscape 4.6. I tried it with and with

out Java.

I don't know why we can't have standards that

work?

This rational of improving on standards is BS.
The very first NetScape browser and WWW web pages

worked

great and were entirely adequate. Things went down

hill

from there thanks to Micro Soft.

Paul Lamar

Paul,

  Try this.  I pulled the web page into Word and

saved as a rich-text file.

  Andy

Don't do Word either. Can you send the html? Or
convert the Word rtf
file
to an industry standard  pdf file.

Paul, give this a try.  I made it pretty quick but it
should give you a general idea.  If you're interested,
I have the larger photos I can send (about 427K)

Bob Geis

 Name: NACA Air Flow Tests With and Without Corner Baffles.pdf
   NACA Air Flow Tests With and Without Corner Baffles.pdf 
     Type: Portable Document Format (application/pdf)
     Encoding: base64
Description: NACA Air Flow Tests With and Without Corner Baffles.pdf

Thanks Bob.

Paul Lamar
 
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