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    Improving VNE of a glider for high altitude flight?

    Hi! So I have this idea of building an electric motorglider and flying it very high (75-90000 ft) at very high TAS (about 300 kts). At the current stage, I am thinking to retrofit an existing high-performance glider with an electric motor and batteries. While researching the feasibility of...
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    Ferguson Elevator flutter?

    I recently bought a Ferguson FII-A. If youre not familiar with it. Well it looks exactly like a Kolb. Just dont tell Bill Ferguson that. I beleive it shares some similarities of flight charictaristics with a Kolb from what i have read about them. I have been experiencing what i think is a low...
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    Deciphering Flutter Prevention Criteria Report

    I am looking at Airframe and Equipment Engineering Report No. 45 Simplified Flutter Prevention Criteria for Personal Type Aircraft. http://handle.dtic.mil/100.2/ADA955270 I haven't used a typewriter in about 25 years. I can't remember for sure, but I think the older ones didn't have + signs. Are...
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