Airplane characteristics; a systematic introduction for flyer and student and for all who are interested in aviation (1918)
Bedell, Frederick, b. 1868- · Ithaca, N. Y., Taylor and Company · leaf 76
t may be so small (perhaps one degreeor less) as to be scarcely noticeable to the eye. DIHEDRAL ANGLE-., Figs. 6 and 7. Dihedral angle for monoplaneand biplane; front view. Model to show effect of wing shape. The effect of wing shape upon lateral stability dependsupon the position of the rolling… … Fig. 8. Showing retreating or swept-back wings; showingalso raked ends to wings. Top view. be inserted in the slits i, 2 or 3 to obtain different angles ofincidence. The board can be rotated about the pegs NN fora neutral axis, about RR for a raised axis and about LL for a Digitized by Microsoft®…
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