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Hi everyone, I would like to share a terrifying trike story. This happened back in 2009, this was the day before my solo.I think I will start with the moral of my stor...AirBorne Microlight /Trike Wing Nose Channel Mandatory Service Bulletins
I just came across a bulletin from 2003 that may be worth keeping in mind when you registration inspect your trike, and especially if your wing is older than 2004. http://www.airborne.com.au/pages/directive_pdf.php- Make, Model. Wing description. How long you have had it? Any modifications? Likes and dislikes? What would you like to buy in the future? Anything else you think would be interesting. Add a photo or video if you want to.
- I have an Airborne XT 912 with a Cruze wing. I can move the heart bolt hangpoint to increase and decrease the trim speed. I would like to move the hangpo...
- Thought some of you (W.E.?) might be interested in this brief discussion. http://www.nasa.gov/centers/dryden/Features/AMA_Expo.html#.UtN_ZvtNY4d Of course, we have known for some time in the flexwing world that adverse yaw can be overcome by wing tip aerodynamics.
Does anyone know how tall a hangar door has to be to fit a Tanarg/BioniX 15 without taking the wing down? Having to tilt the wing is fine. I'm looking...- It is Saturday January 25th. I am a bit depressed and angry as hell. Now please allow me to tell you why as I could really use an assist to help me figure out WTF I...
Flap artists: Birds sync wing beats in V formation - Do you formation guys at YFT feel this?
The next time you see birds flying in a V, consider this: A new study says they choreograph the flapping of their wings with exquisite precision to help them on their way. Cool article and video HEREwhy do birds fly so easily and so well and common myths or truths to the aerodynamics of bird flight
i have had a lot of thought on this over the years from a sparrow to a albatross and i do believe that the common accepted ideas do not add up to modern calculations. birds fly so well simply because they have hollow bones. birds fly so well because the have enormous wing muscles.- Recent discussion on a tragic accident thread on CSI has taken a tangent on bolt sizes and strength. This spurred me to start this thread to discuss over/under en...