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How do wings work?

3,382 Jasperjl  8.3 years ago

What do these types do?
Semi-semetric
Semetric
Flat bottom
Can someone tell?

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    27.3k JovianPat

    @Jasperjl You're welcome

    8.3 years ago
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    3,382 Jasperjl

    Thanks!@JovianPat

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    27.3k JovianPat

    Did you mean Symmetric? XD
    Symmetric : Provides no lift in the air. Good for vertical and horizontal stabilisers.
    Semi-Symmetric : Provides slight lift, especially in high speed. Use for primary wings, but DON'T use for vertical stabilisers as it'll make your plane unstable.
    Flat Bottom : Just like semi-symmetric, but provides even more lift. Use this if you want to make a slow plane, like a glider. This also reduces speed, but very slightly.

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    3,382 Jasperjl

    Thank you :)@DanAviation

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    5,839 DanAviation

    @Jasperjl semi symetric provides lift even on air

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    17.2k TemDesBur

    @Jasperjl np

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    3,382 Jasperjl

    Thanks@TempestAviation

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    17.2k TemDesBur

    i only know that flat bottom means it provides lift when the wings bottoms are facing down. i think

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