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D130 Sine wave spar.

Doc J

Very Strong User
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You have to love my sine wave spar, which is 50% the weight of a box spar and much stronger in tension. compression and torsion. As Rod told me, every picture tells a story.

Doc.
 
Wow what is the "G" loading equiv?
I am most impressed by the pin point reaction force caused by the small radius chair arms!!!

Tom
 
Wow what is the "G" loading equiv?
I am most impressed by the pin point reaction force caused by the small radius chair arms!!!

Tom
I have never worked it out for the Dynamics. They are not my models, but they use my Sine Wave Spar with permission.

On the Alpenbrise, it's quite impressive - over 50 G.

So far, the fastest full-up pullout is 361 Kmh - apparently the wings did not even bend.:eek:

Cheers,

Doc.
 
The D80 with sine wave spar has gone over 640 kmh slicing through shear layers every few seconds.
 
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