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Ok, I ran into a little problem...
I'm laying out the rib design for a 1931 Georgias Special and it uses a Clark Y-15 airfoil. The coordinates (stations if you will) for upper and lower surfaces start at the leading edge and go back to the rear edge. Chord is supposed to be 48". Adding up the distances in the drawings (the 1931 Flying and Glider Manual, reprinted by EAA) add up to 54 inches. So...does anyone have the airfoil coordinates for this airfoil (and I assume they would be expressed as something like 2% (aft of leading edge), bottom =0.75" lower surface and 1.5" upper surface, 5% (aft of leading edge), bottom surface = 0.25", upper surface = 2.25", etc.)? It would be even easier if someone had the coordinates for one with a 48" chord ![]() Thanks for any help! Scott |
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