Apparatus and method for measuring the side slip of a low observ

Measuring and testing – Navigation – Leeway incidence or side-slip

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7317002, 7317005, 340968, G01C 2100

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus and method for measuring airflow past an aircraft by extending a probe (14) from the aircraft into the airflow with a retraction-extension mechanism (20) when a measurement is desired, and retracting the probe (14) when a measurement is not desired. In a low observable aircraft (12), the probe (14) can extend to measure angle of sideslip for flight in a slow speed regime, such as is experienced in vertical take-offs and landings, and can retract during normal wing borne flight to reduce the aircraft's radar signature.

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