Oblique flying wing

Article Abstract:

Stanford University Flight Dynamics Research Laboratory scientists designed a $30,000, 20-ft. long model of an oblique flying wing airplane. Although the model achieved impressive speeds, its flight characteristics with turning toward the forward wingtip were unstable.

Research, Models, Column, Stanford University, Airplanes, Tailless, Tailless airplanes

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AERO*COMP: performance characterization software for electrics

Article Abstract:

The AERO*COMP is designed to analyze motor performance for the model airplane builder. Priced at $99, it will operate on PCs or compatibles. The program requires the input of basic descriptors. It then describes the expected performance of the model.

Evaluation, Software, Airplanes, Model, Model aircraft, Performance analysis software, AERO*COMP (Performance analysis software)

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The Raptor

Article Abstract:

Scaled Composites Inc.'s Raptor is a high-altitude unmanned aerial vehicle which is designed to perform a variety of roles. The Raptor was developed on the principles of full-scale composite construction and radio control aircraft flight.

Product information, Aerospace industry, Scaled Composites Inc.

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