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What speed would an IOM be aiming for or typically achieve on the wind? As a matter of interest, one of the best regarded asymmetrical low Re# foils is the MA409. It is popular for model gliders. It has a thickness of 6.7 or 6.8% depending on the version. JavaFoil correlates well with Selig data for this. I used it for many of my props but getting the slight concavity in the back face is not easy with a hand grinder. Rick W |
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My F3 foiler(LOA 55" X 72") did a measured 20 mph in about 17mph wind. It did 12 mph in a 5 mph wind. I digress....
__________________ yes, it is a revolution ---"So (yet) another new world begins." Andrew Hurst, editor of Seahorse magazine, August,2011 |
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| Attached is data for the MA409 foil that JavaFoil produces in a few minutes. Much quicker than waiting for the databook or CD from SOARTECH. Rick W |
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| Rick I saved the info and am testing here whether I can post a png file. Worked good--thanks for the information!
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