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From: | Chris |
Subject: | Re: [Paparazzi-devel] My new toy is ALIVE |
Date: | Wed, 14 Nov 2012 19:48:38 +0200 |
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In other words create a "U" reinforcement at the leading edges. I intend to cover the wings with fiberglass cloth also. Here is a post i found interesting: Causes (and potential fixes) of flutter in foam planes:1. aileron/elevon flutter (if the stock push rods and horns are used, there is gap and the gap lets the elevon to move and now only what is needed to induce the resonant frequency of the elevon and brrrr bang). Fix: use better pushrods and horns, with better tolerances, it is good if there is no play when you try to move it with your hand. 2. wing twisting (happens because it is not stiff enough) (make the wing more stiff, e.g. by covering it with glass fiber) The stiffness of the leading edge (first 50%) of the wing is most critical component in avoidance of wing twisting that may lead to flutter.
Chris
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