johhnywilliam
johhnywilliam
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10th April
6th September
the two main wings are for downforce, meanwhile the third is to prevent air "porpoising" or making unstable back-and-forth movement/turbulance. edit: I AM NO PROFESSIONALL!!!! aerodynamic advice is 100% accepted, this is just a concept :)
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  • johhnywilliam
    johhnywilliam
    6th September
    note: i am no professional, if there are things to say i accept them :>, also w klaotte003 for correcting me i guess :)
  • johhnywilliam
    johhnywilliam
    13th July
    i have little knowledge in aerodynamic properties sadly
  • johhnywilliam
    johhnywilliam
    13th July
    thanks for the advice (very late update)
  • klaotte003
    klaotte003
    18th April
    low pressure zone below both top wings negate the high pressure created by the bottom wing
  • klaotte003
    klaotte003
    18th April
    technically all wings beside the top one are ineffective because they get pure dirty air
  • AerospaceFan
    AerospaceFan
    16th April
    some saves are, many fp ones arent
  • klaotte003
    klaotte003
    16th April
    MegaKnight86: not even close to advanced
  • MegaKnight86
    MegaKnight86
    15th April
    didnt know tpt was this advanced
  • klaotte003
    klaotte003
    11th April
    all the third wing does is fill the gap between the pressure generators and not let the air oscillate
  • klaotte003
    klaotte003
    11th April
    also the third wing does not help with porpoising, that is basic passive drag when air from high pressure zones (The pressure generators) tries to enter the low pressure zone (The zone between them) and this causes a one-by-one stepping oscillation