Someone told me once that camber on airfoils of indoor (duration)
models is measured from the plane created between the spar bases
(LE/TE) and highest point of the rib. I simply accepted the
explanation. It's easy to remember.
However, when looking at the bazzillion terms for conventional
airfoils, I think the measurement is from "mean chord". The terms can
easily confuse. The rib camber is typically called out on plans.
The question I pose is: How do you determine camber?
Bruce in Seattle
Received on Wed Feb 01 2006 - 21:11:41 CET
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