Inside Out Library · Explore

Lift and Drag Characteristics and Gliding Performance of an Autogiro as Determined in Flight (1933)

NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS) · leaf 5

An illustration from Lift and Drag Characteristics and Gliding Performance of an Autogiro as Determined in Flight, 1933, leaf 5
REPORT NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR AERONAUTICS lack of reliable information on the propeller character- from the ratio between the vertical velocity and true istics, no attempt was made to calculate thrust directly air speed. The attitude of the autogiro was recorded … Figure 1—Three-quarter view of PCA-2 autogiro from engine speed and air speed. The magnitude of by a pendulum-type inclinometer (reference 1) fixed the thrust was closely approximated by a considera- in the fuselage. Complementary quantities required during the glide tests included air density,…

NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS)

Internet Archive · NASA Technical Reports · Public domain (US government work). Free to use for anything.

More pictures from Lift and Drag Characteristics and Gliding Performance of an Autogiro as Determined in Flight

More like this