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Analysis of wind tunnel test results for a 9.39-per cent scale model of a VSTOL fighter/attack aircraft. Volume 4: RALS R104 aerodynamic characteristics and comparisons with E205 configuration aerodynamic characteristics

J. R. Lummus, G. T. Joyce, C. D. Omalley

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The longitudinal and lateral-directional aerodynamic characteristics of the RALS R104 wind tunnel model are summarized. Configurations for the E205 are also presented for comparison.

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The longitudinal and lateral-directional aerodynamic characteristics of the RALS R104 wind tunnel model are summarized. Configurations for the E205 are also presented for comparison.

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The longitudinal and lateral-directional aerodynamic characteristics of the RALS R104 wind tunnel model are summarized. Configurations for the E205 are also presented for comparison.

Key concepts: Aerodynamics, Wind tunnel, Volume (thermodynamics), Scale (ratio), Aerospace engineering, Scale model, Environmental science, Engineering

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