Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: agent 009 on April 29, 2005, 09:35:32 PM
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Well, lets talk about scoops now. Hurri had a belly scoop which had a back door. Wondered if Mustang team borrowed from the hurri design. Tony had a belly scoop as did Yak 3.
Question 1, was it really more aerodynamically efficient to put it under belly as oppsed to chin?
Mustang scoop was lowered to escape dirty boundary layer. Corsair & Yak had wing root scoops. Which look like best idea of the lot.
Spit scoops look worst. P-40 & Typhoon chin scoops likewise look very unaerodynamic.
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looks can be deceiving
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Yes, I wonder if M Jacksons nose is more aerodynamic after redesign.
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Frito-Lay made some awesome scoops. They were best with chili n cheese.
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What does a potato & potaro chips have in common? they're both freetolay.
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Originally posted by agent 009
Mustang scoop was lowered to escape dirty boundary layer. Corsair & Yak had wing root scoops. Which look like best idea of the lot.
I think we're talking about two different things on the Yak. The wing root scoops were for the Oil Coolers. I believe that all Yak-1-9 Models (1,3,7 and 9) retained the belly scoop for the radiator.
-Sik
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Yep. am discussing both oil & radiator scoops in the thread though.
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Originally posted by agent 009
Yep. am discussing both oil & radiator scoops in the thread though.
Ok, it really doesn't read like that in the first post. It seemed as though you were advocating the use of wing root scoops over the belly scoops.
It was confusing to me.
-Sik
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Yah I could have wrote it better I agree. wing root scoops look beter than 109 scoops or Spit underwing scoops.
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I am looking at my beautiful(huge) 109 E3 model. :)
It has a scoop undder the nose and 2 at but Ithe wing roots.
I don't know what each is for