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Water Pressure Distribution on a Flying Boat Hull (1931)

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ssure units. Accelerations of 6. The float-angle observer is a small motor-driven the hull bottom in two regions of high pressure were motion-picture camera used to photograph the shore measured at different times during the tests. The or horizon line parallel to the path of the seaplane.… … Figure 4.—Accelerometers mounted for the recording of vertical and longitudinal accelerations near the middle of the forebody. It was not placed 7. An N. A. C. A. motor-type electric timer, similar closer to the main step because of the double bottom to the chronometric timer described in reference…

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