Re: Whose airplane is it anyway?

Re: Whose airplane is it anyway?

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Whose airplane is it anyway? Ernest Christley 03-18-2007
Peter Dohm wrote:

> I do not know the reason, but every delta winged aircraft that I can recall
> ever having seen pictured has had a pronounced nose high attitude while at
> rest.
>
> From that observation, it is easy to infer reasons--and, of course, to be
> wrong!
>
> If anyone here actually knows the real reason, please post it. (Inquiring
> minds want to know.)
>
> Peter
>
>

You have to get the nose off the ground if you're going to put a prop
out there.


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