Wing-Fuselage Interference, Tail Buffeting, and Air Flow About the Tail of a Low-Wing Monoplane (1935)
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e through the elevator corder. From these records the amplitude and fre- hinge line were measured with all the tail surfaces re- quency of the motions of the tail surfaces were deter- moved, using the combined pitot-static, yaw, and mined. The instrument was mounted on a solid base and connected to… … Figure 2.—Three-view drawing of the McDonnell airplane. The natural frequency of the piano wire and instrument speed and direction, several records were made with a was about 34 cycles per second, which is almost four recording manometer connected to the pitot tube to times the highest frequencies…
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