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Le jeudi 30 novembre 2017 05:39:23 UTC+1, a écritÂ*:
From the BGA: 5. Non-Lifting Parts. For sailplanes where the Leading Particulars specify a maximum weight of non-lifting parts, it will additionally be necessary to weigh the wings to enable the weight of the fuselage and tailplane to be calculated; this is the empty weight of non-lifting parts. I can't say what the significance of exceeding the max would be, but from general life experience exceeding the max of anything is usually a bad idea. RC Exeeding max weight of non-lifting parts makes you exceeding the structural limits of the plane (i.e. you start eating up the safety factor of 1.5), which is generally acknowledged as being a fairly stupid idea. MTOW is not really connected to max weight of non-lifting parts. |
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