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Aviation Discuss He-162 Salamander in the World War II - Aviation forums; Originally Posted by Soren Read the report again. The F4U's wing stalls at 18 deg, while the P-51'...


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Old 03-02-2008, 05:57 AM   #121
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Read the report again.

The F4U's wing stalls at 18 deg, while the P-51's stalls at 17.7 deg.
It is well possible that I missed things and thus may be wrong but judging from this and other observations You made on technical reports, I think You are mixing it up and this comment may be filed down along Your comments about LE-slats and airfoil thickness=lift equitations. The P-51 wing (exactly an P-51B full scale model beeing tested, noted as airplane 1) doesn´t stall at 17.7 deg. You are free to verify this on Your own.
In the figures produced by the report, You can see that the wing dos provide lift at over 20 deg., when other wings are long completely stalled.
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Old 03-02-2008, 11:11 AM   #122
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Delcyros you need to read the report again;


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How about the P-47's wing?

Or back to the topic at hand, what about the He 162's wing?
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