Pomilio, Ottorino · New York, McGraw-Hill · leaf 151
FiG. 96. 136 AIRPLANE DESIGN AND CONSTRUCTION stable; in fact for angles greater than 3° the resultant isdisplaced so as to have a tendency to further increase theincidence and vice versa. If, instead, the center of gravity-falls in G2, the airplane, as demonstrated in analogousconsiderations, is… … Fig. 97. In general, the position of the center of gravity can bedisplaced within very restricted limits, more so if we wishto let the axis of thrust pass near it. On the other hand,it is not possible to raise the wing surfaces much withrespect to the center of gravity, because the raising…
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