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Over 5600 annotated tailless aircraft and related listings: reports,
papers, books, articles, patents, etc. of 1867 - present, listed chronologically
and supported by introductory material, 3 Appendices, and other helpful
information. Historical overview. Information on sources, location
and acquisition of material. Alphabetical listing of 370 creators
of tailless and related aircraft, including dates and configurations.
More. Only a limited number printed. Not cross referenced: 342 pages.
Prices: $40.00 US
Serge Krauss, Jr.
"Flying Wing" by Dr. Reimar Horten & Peter Selinger 350 illustrations
$49.00 plus $4 shipping and handling SCOTT
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By Karl Nickel and Michael Wohlfahrt 498 pages, hardback, photos, charts, graphs, illus., refercs. Nickel and Wohlfahrt are mathematicians at the University of Freiburg
in Germany who have steeped themselves in aerodynamic theory and practice,
creating this definitive work explaining the mysteries of tailless aircraft
flight. For many years, Nickel was a close associate of the Horten
brothers, renowned for their revolutionary tailles designs. The text
has been translated from the German Schwanzlose Flugzeuge
Contents: Introduction; Aerodynamic Basic Principles; Stability; Control; Flight Characteristics; Design of Sweptback Flying Wings - Optimization, Funda- mentals, and Special Problems; Hanggliders; Flying Models; Fables, Misjudge- ments and Prejudices, Fairy Tales and Myths, and; Discussion of Representative Tailless Aircraft. Order #94-2(9991) (ISBN 1-56347-094-2) from: AIAA
Members: $59.95 Non-Members: $79.95 *Outside the US, Canada & South America, order from: Edward Arnold (Publishers), a division of Hodder Headline PLC, 338 Euston Road, London NW1 3 BH (ISBN 0 340 61402 1). |
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Tale, by Dr. Ing. Ferdinando Gale'
A multi-faceted look at tailless aircraft. Aerodynamics, stability and control, many examples. Line drawings, charts and tables, and a corresponding English text. Directed towards modelers, but contains information suitable for amateur full size designers and builders. 268 pp. US$38.00 On The Wing...the book,
A compilation of their monthly column that appears in RC Soaring Digest magazine. More than 50 articles on a wide range of topics of interest to enthusiasts of tailless configurations. 234 pages of technical and non-technical articles, plus coding for computer programs to determine twist and other design parameters. 250 pp. US$28.00 On the ‘Wing...the book, Volume 2.
Continues where the initial volume left off. Contains more than 50 "On the 'Wing..." articles. Airfoils, designing for stability, control systems, descriptions of full size and model and aircraft. 234 pp. US$28.00 Additional information - sample pages and chapter headings, plus descriptions
of other available titles - is available on
All prices include packaging and postage to any destination
B2Streamlines
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by Bruce Carmichael Soft cover, 81/2 by 11, 220 page, 195 illustrations, 230 references. Laminar flow History, detailed data and drag minimization methods. Unique data on laminar bodies, wings, tails. Practical problems and solutions. Drag calculations for 100 hp, 300 mph aircraft. 3d printing. Priced at $25.00 postage paid: An 8´x 11”, soft cover booklet containing 70 pages of 44 illustrations, 24 3-views, characteristics of 22 ultralights, 13 lights, data from 18 sustainer engines, reducing propeller drag, available plans, kits and safety. Priced at $15.00 postage paid. The Collected Sailplane Articles and Soaring Misadventures of Bruce Carmichael 1950-2000 Soft cover, 280 pages, 69 articles from Soaring, Tech. Soaring, OSTIV, SHAp Talk, Sailplane Builder, National Soaring Museum, Ntl. Free Flight Society, S. Cal Soaring Assoc., and Authors Autobiographical notes. Sailplane Design Optimization, Future Predictions, Memorials to Departed Greats, Ultralight Sailplanes, Dynamic Soaring, Summaries of 20 years of Sailplane Homebuilders Technical Workshops, Hilarious accounts of Seven of Author's Early Soaring Adventures. Priced at $25.00 postpaid U.S. Bruce Carmichael
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The monthly magazine of the Sailplane Homebuilders Association (SHA), whose purpose is to foster programs in sailplane design and construction which will produce the highest return in performance and safety for given investment by the builder. They encourage innovation and builder cooperation as a means of achieving their goal. Membership dues payable in U.S. currency: US
$21/yr
So/Cntrl Amer $36/yr
Make checks payable to: Sailplane Homebuilders Association
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SAILPLANE ASSOCIATION This is the newsletter for the homebuilders group in Australia. It is 8-11 pages and appears to be published the first month of each quarter. It contains sections on mail, shop talk, technicalities and, tips and hints. For more information about subscription, contact: James Garay
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