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The NACA full-scale wind tunnel (1934)

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An illustration from The NACA full-scale wind tunnel, 1934, leaf 5
ey equipment.—^Attached to the bottom chord with solenoid-operated printing devices. When the proper test condition is obtained, a push-button of the roof trusses is a 55-foot structural steel bridge (fig. 5), which can be roUed across the full width of switch is momentarily closed and the readings… … below the car is a combined pitot, pitch, and yaw tube The triangular frame B is caused to telescope by which can be raised or lowered and pitched or yawed electrically operated screws which raises and lowers by gearing with electrical control on the car. This the tail of the airplane and thereby…

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