Scratch Building A Biplane
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Scratch Building A Biplane
I am currently flying the Valiant, but I have always liked biplanes and i am going to scratch build my own design for pattern.
I have a pretty good idea of what i will do for the fuselage, horizontal and vertical stabilisers. The area where i would appreciate advice is to do with the wing design.
The wing span will be 1850-1900mm.
I would appreciate suggestions/advice for the wing plan form, root and tip chords, root and tip sections (thickness etc), amount of stagger and incidences.
All advice greatly appreciated.
I have a pretty good idea of what i will do for the fuselage, horizontal and vertical stabilisers. The area where i would appreciate advice is to do with the wing design.
The wing span will be 1850-1900mm.
I would appreciate suggestions/advice for the wing plan form, root and tip chords, root and tip sections (thickness etc), amount of stagger and incidences.
All advice greatly appreciated.
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RE: Scratch Building A Biplane
I fly my dad's design, which has no stagger, and the wings are quite foreward. The top wing and elevator both have adhedral (angled down). I flew F3a with it last year, and we have a new design for this next season
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REJPk4cGb44
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REJPk4cGb44