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"Ernest Christley" wrote Well, it was until you showed how it is clearly impossible 8*) Actually, the original post wasn't asking about putting floats on a Delta, I was just saying that the mechanism chosen by John Dyke might possibly be a solution for retracting floats. If I were to pick a solution for floating a Delta, I'd change to a rear mounted ducted fan engine and seal the belly. Humm, what about CG issues? Are you going to put the people way up in the nose, or just add a large chunk of concrete where the engine used to be? g As for all the aerodynamic effects or moving around a large portion of the airplane, you weren't expecting a fully engineered solution in an off-hand internet post, were you? Well, from you, I expected nothing less, than an engineered design modification plan, with all of the "t's" dotted, and the "i's" crossed! Or something like that! ;-)) -- Jim in NC |
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