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Originally Posted by crexcrex
Angle of attack? i think you have forgotten it is the angle of departure, i am not flying a delta winged aircraft...........at the speed i drive this is one car that would never build up enough speed to take off.
I could probably read the guy at the bus stop newspaper at the snails pace that the rex travels
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My thought was,that on say a commercial airliner,on glide slope for landing,and slotted flaps,extended fully and lowered completely,that the turbulators near the rear off the wing,help the flow to re-attach onto the flap,which is at its highest angle of attack (and in stall for it not for the turbulator) to generate safe low speed lift,albeit with tremendous drag.------------------------------- Is that a Subaru Rex that you're driving?