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Microgravity Composite Canard Wing
Hello, I've created this post because a mate and me are developing a project for our titulation. The project consist in developing a wing (2000mm of wingspan) for a canard airplane that is planned to be used for microgravity experiments. It will be dropped vertically from a certain altittude...- martin eduardo
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- composite control surfaces free fall structural analysis structural design wing assembly wing designs
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- Forum: Aircraft Design / Aerodynamics / New Technology
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FAA Regulations Regarding Control Surfaces
Hello. Will someone point me to the FAA regulation regarding how the control stick has to be connected to the control surfaces? Does it have to be a mechanical connection? Could I simply have the yoke hooked up to wires, which then transmit a signal to a servo which moves the rudder? I can't...- Aircraft Artist
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- control surfaces yoke
- Replies: 20
- Forum: Rules & Regulations / Flight Safety