Flying saucer appendage

Aeronautics and astronautics – Aircraft sustentation – Sustaining airfoils

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244153R, 273424, A63H 2700

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042099366

ABSTRACT:
A saucer shaped throwing disc with a flexible tail and pivot means for attaching one end of the tail to the disc at its central vertical axis. When the disc is rotating in flight, the tail trails while remaining extended in the direction opposite the direction of flight. The tail has an aperture near one end for attachment purposes and other apertures which aid in securing the tail in folded or rolled condition.

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