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Originally Posted by wungun
Here is what we do with our wings...

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Do you work with a manufacturer?
A neat instance of VGs in the aviation world that I've witnessed is the Joint Cargo Aircraft (C-27) which was supposed to be a twin engine Army/Airforce cargo plane. The neat thing is that the engines didn't counter-rotate (I'm guessing for logicistics and replacement purposes). Because of this, one side of the rudder had VGs placed up it to keep the flow attached.
-Ryan