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A flight investigation at transonic speeds of a model having a triangular wing of aspect ratio 4

Loren G Bright

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Report presenting testing of free-falling recoverable-model tests at transonic speeds on a model with an aspect-ratio-4 triangular wing and a 45 degree sweptback tail in the extended wing-chord plane. Results regarding the lift, drag, stability, tail effectiveness, and buffet boundary are provided.

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Report presenting testing of free-falling recoverable-model tests at transonic speeds on a model with an aspect-ratio-4 triangular wing and a 45 degree sweptback tail in the extended wing-chord plane. Results regarding the lift, drag, stability, tail effectiveness, and buffet boundary are provided.

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Report presenting testing of free-falling recoverable-model tests at transonic speeds on a model with an aspect-ratio-4 triangular wing and a 45 degree sweptback tail in the extended wing-chord plane. Results regarding the lift, drag, stability, tail effectiveness, and buffet boundary are provided.

Key concepts: Transonic, Wing, Chord (peer-to-peer), Lift-to-drag ratio, Drag, Wing loading, Lift coefficient, Aerospace engineering

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