Light-duty box-wing aeroplane

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1994-05-05

1996-04-02

Kashnikow, Andres

Aeronautics and astronautics

Aircraft sustentation

Sustaining airfoils

244 13, 244 34A, 244 91, 244225, B64C 310, B64C 506, B64C 3912

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055033520

ABSTRACT:
A light-duty multipurpose aeroplane has a fuselage having a cabin at its center, a tail portion with a pusher propeller in a ring and a front portion with an all-swiveling horizontal "canard" type empennage. The wings of the aeroplane are articulated with low-mounted and high-mounted wing segments with opposite sweeps. The tips of the wing segments are connected with arrow-shaped pylons provided with heading control rudders.

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