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What I said most importantly :
Transonic drag being far higher than low subsonic drag, low rpm is better either for your eng (max pow dive) and for your total drag coef. But I hve to agree that was not my best writing I think that your answer lies in faisability (large series) and techniques. Just remember that the very goal of the Clark's Y airfoils series is for an easy craftsmanship (russians abused of this with their wooden series of La, Yack etc... all were made out of Clark Y). Propeller material: German = wood (but some 109 had metal..... seems it was not so much a prob ?) US = casted aluminium It makes a huge difference in what kind of airfoil you can achieve. But still it's only my own guess. Thx for making that thread an interesting one. Pls go further on EDIT :OOOpss..just forgot to say that the Clark Y airfoils had a flat bottom to ease marksmanship. Last edited by TomcatViP; 05-19-2012 at 06:11 AM. |
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