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So, if two of the exact same wings are spaced such that the center of gravity is exactly between the wings the incidence won't change the center of lift? Assume for a second that on a design such as the Rutan Quickie or the Dragonfly the canard and main wing have the same airfoil, the same chord, the same span, and the same area; the center of gravity is directly between the canard and the main wing. The canard has 1 degree of positive incidence and the main wing is at 0 degrees. Which wing would stall first. Would each wing create the same amount of lift at the same airspeed?