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Old 11-12-2009, 10:04 PM
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Im building a bob nelitz 1/3 cliped taylorcraft. It will come in at 35 lbs with approx 2000 sq inches wing area. What is the wing loading of the 40 and 42% extras and yaks on the Market.
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32-36 oz per sq ft. roughly
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you better check your figures jake, thats 2 lbs per sq in
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I think you left a decimal out
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thanks, thats a neat graph. I did the math yesterday, i was just wondering how cranky this plane is going to be.
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What is the area approx on say a aeroworks 150 cc yak, anyone know?

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you better check your figures jake, thats 2 lbs per sq in

Should be oz. / sq. ft. Your plane with the figures you gave is 40.32

I wouldn't call it cranky but it's about 8-10 pounds heavier than Extra's and Yaks with similar wing area. Def. going to land faster


My 35% has 2009 squares and weighs about 28 pounds.
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ORIGINAL: hanko

What is the area approx on say a aeroworks 150 cc yak, anyone know?

google is your friend www.aero-works.net/store

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