Communications – electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices – Echo systems – Distance or direction finding
Patent
1980-04-08
1981-11-24
Farley, Richard A.
Communications, electrical: acoustic wave systems and devices
Echo systems
Distance or direction finding
340 27R, G01S 1510
Patent
active
043028276
ABSTRACT:
An airplane flies through the air because the forward speed of its wings through the air produces lift which is greater than the total weight of the craft. When the forward speed decreases below a certain amount, there is insufficient lift to counteract the weight of the plane and the plane will drop down (or stall). This is the ideal condition of speed at which an airplane lands, but it is important that the stall occur when the plane is only a very short distance (like three feet) above the ground. It is also very important that the plane remain well above the ground or other obstacles until a suitable landing field is reached.
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patent: 2016907 (1935-10-01), Rice
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