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 Post subject: Didja Know Cessna Got Their Flaps From the Bonanza?
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Here's the copy of a talk given to the Cessna 180/185 club in 1979, the Bonanza is mentioned several times.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/83013975/Speech ... 201979.pdf

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 Post subject: Re: Didja Know Cessna Got Their Flaps From the Bonanza?
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That was a brilliant read Scott !!!!

There is SO much knowledge that is not passed on.

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That was interesting and a great read!

What does it mean for the wing to "yield negative" and therefore not come off?


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That was interesting and a great read!

What does it mean for the wing to "yield negative" and therefore not come off?


I think it means that when you apply too many G's the wing twists trailing edge up which in turn lowers the angle of attack of the wing.

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That was interesting and a great read!

What does it mean for the wing to "yield negative" and therefore not come off?


I think it means that when you apply too many G's the wing twists trailing edge up which in turn lowers the angle of attack of the wing.

Correct, basically.

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Very good,
The 180/185 is probably the best aircrafts Cessna as ever built.

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A most interesting read. Thanks for sharing.
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