George,
Interesting design! One nice thing about rudders below
the lifting surfaces is that they counteract 'adverse roll'
as well as adverse yaw. Looks like you have laminar
flow in mind over your fuselage like the Avanti.
Thanks for the advice on using X-plane. Why did you
decide to go with a smaller prop? Ground clearance?
What might the advantages of two 2-rotor engines in
tandem instead of a 3 or 4 rotor build? I am fascinated.
Thanks for your comments. Gene Kahn
Have a look at this....maybe not the right specs, but a starting
point...www.falconaravia.com. and look at the Master X.
Erik in Oz.
Mold less composite?
Female mold composite?
Glass?
Carbon fiber?
Rag and tube?
Aluminum sheet?
Wood? Probably!
They want $20 bucks just to find out what material it
is made from? :)
Paul Lamar
Don`t kill the messenger, Paul :>) Look at the design. It is more or less what
George has in mind. No use reinventing the wheel.
Erik in Oz.
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Do I have to pay $20 to look at it? :)
Two engines on rear mounted pylons. What is new about
that?
Paul Lamar
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