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On Tuesday, August 7, 2018 at 7:01:38 PM UTC-4, Tom BravoMike wrote:
How come nobody mentions positive faps in this discussion? Am I missing sth? Are they useless in situations when the tug is too slow? If so, why? Please illuminate me. Flaps add a lot of drag. The first time I had a stall on tow, I pulled down landing flaps, which recovered the stall and almost put the towplane in the trees. I eased off the flap and somehow he sped up without hitting anything. Please do not try this at home. Be safe out there, Best Regards, Dave PS: I think flaps do have the benefit of improving the lift distribution on tow, which slightly compensates for the bad effects. |
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