The heavy mathematical aspect made it all the more fun. It let me use of that theoretical stuff they pound into our heads in Math classes actually be used for something that is practical. Math is nothing without applications. Besides, being the nerd that I am (freshman in Highschool and i'm in precalculus) I love all these equations.
I, at the beggining have had absolutel 0 (zip) aerodynamical knowledge, but thorugh the generous help of all you guys, I have gained a lot of knowledge, and I feel that this forum will be a great tutorial about aerodynamics for anyone. It did get confusing for me some times, but if you focus, have a scratch pad handy, after a while you will shout "Eureka". I think this is worth the effort, because understanding how our models fly will help us fly them better.
Thanks again for the contributions here.
Lets get some more questions and discussions here. We certainly all have the brainpower and flying experience to answer them all[sm=thumbup.gif]
Mitek
P.S. I Do not wear thick glasses.
P.S. #2I Am an anlien (not with antennas, but from out of the country) so I apoligize in advance for any language mistakes.