From: Alan T. <ajt...@v-...> - 2019-11-30 00:51:17
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Hi Bill There is nothing special about a canard as far as JSBSim is concerned. In flight there is a problem if the main wing stalls before the canard surface. If this happens this results in is a nose-up pitch, which deepens the stall. Many years ago (1970) I produced a set of aero data and simulated the Lockspeiser LDA01 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AWw0_Osl5U on our company flight simulator (BAC Weybridge) . I produced the aero data by hand (i.e.using graph paper and slide rule) using the RAeS data sheets, which were the UK equivalent of paper Datcom. David Lockspeiser, the constructor/designer/test pilot of this aircraft was a colleague at work and was one of the team of test pilots available to me for company work on the simulator. My predictions were a reasonable match to the wind tunnel results, and to the aircraft handling when he flew it.. Alan |