Stabilizer fins-inverted for aircraft

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1997-04-04

1999-11-09

Jordan, Charles T.

Aeronautics and astronautics

Aircraft control

Rudders and empennage

244 13, 244 45R, B64C 900

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059798246

ABSTRACT:
An aircraft of the type having twin booms (14): which connects the main wing (28) with two fin stabilizers (16) and an optional trim stabilizer (22) articulate to change aircraft direction and airspeed.

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