REFLECTOR: VG's
Mark Magee
edjonesbrady at gmail.com
Thu Jun 7 19:16:13 CDT 2012
Hi Scott,
School me please.
Mark B. Magee
Sent from IPhone 4
On Jun 7, 2012, at 5:26 PM, Scott Derrick <scott at tnstaafl.net> wrote:
> I think there is a definite misunderstanding of what VG's do and what a liminar flow wing needs.
>
> Mark Magee <edjonesbrady at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> All,
> I think David frames the problem properly from the original thread (italics added):
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> On 6/6/2012 11:06 PM, David Ullman wrote:
> I now have about 27 hours on 444DX. Getting things sorted out. I have been
> to 10,500 ft and over 200kts (in a dive). I have done both low and power-on
> mushes. I cant call them stalls as it doesn't. Around 50 kts it just
> mushes. I still have roll and yaw control all the way down. Overall the
> plane is very easy to handle at any speed. I hate the thought that this may
> be due to the vortex generators. I just cant intellectually get past the
> fact that I have put vortex generators on a laminar flow surface.
>
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> I can't either. A laminar flow surface and wings are designed to -avoid- turbulent flow of all types, particularly vortexes.
> One reason they go so fast.
> In my mind applying VG's to a Velo is like the old F-4's flying around full throttle with the drag chute deployed in flight.
>
> Mark
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