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Large-scale wind-tunnel tests of a propeller-driven deflected slipstream STOL model in ground effect

V. R. Page, T. N. Aiken

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Wind tunnel tests of propellor driven, deflected slipstream, short takeoff aircraft model to determine longitudinal and lateral-directional stability when in ground effect

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Wind tunnel tests of propellor driven, deflected slipstream, short takeoff aircraft model to determine longitudinal and lateral-directional stability when in ground effect

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Wind tunnel tests of propellor driven, deflected slipstream, short takeoff aircraft model to determine longitudinal and lateral-directional stability when in ground effect

Key concepts: Wind tunnel, Propeller, Scale (ratio), Marine engineering, Ground effect (cars), Scale model, Scale effects, Full scale

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