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British Model Flying Association - Model planes terms
Category: Hobbies and Crafts > Model Aircraft
Date & country: 30/08/2013, UK Words: 210
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washinTwist incorporated in wing tips to raise the leading edge, to give more incidence at the tip than at the root
washoutTwist incorporated in wing tips to raise the trailing edge, to give less incidence at the tip than at the root
winchA motorised towline spool for launching gliders
winding tubeA removable tube surrounding the rubber motor of a free-flight aircraft during winding, which protects the fuselage from damage in case of a motor breakage
wingThe principal supporting surface of an aeroplane
wing loadingExpression for the weight per unit wing area of a model Thermal gliders might have a wing loading of around 10 or 12 ounces per square foot, large scale power models may be over 24 ounces per square foot
wing sectionThe chord-wise cross section of a wing
xtalAbbreviation for Crystal
yawA
zoomAn abrupt and steep climb