පොල්කූර නැතිව අහස්කූර උඩයන්නෙ නැත්තෙ ඇයි

[hancok]

Naya sarungale same theory meemo

 

[migaraDe]

Naya sarungale same theory meemo

Ethakota wawla sarungale..

 

[Avast0]

පුකට ඉරට්ටක්වත් ගහගෙන බලපං
අරක කෙලින් වෙයිද කියල එතකොටවත්

 

[hancok]

Ethakota wawla sarungale..

eke structure eke shape ekenma aerodynamic center eka thiyanne nuula structure ekata project wena point ekata wada pahalin nisa stable. naya natta nathuwa stable natte anik patta

 

[imhotep]

Ethakota wawla sarungale..

Any shape of Kite should obey the same aerodynamics. The forces on any kite are the same for all kites. The only difference is that the Lift Coefficient and the Drag Coefficient depends on the shape of the Kite and also the angle of attack between the wind and the kite.
The Lift and the Drag of course will depend on the surface area of the kite. Both lift and drag acts through the Centre of Pressure (C.P)

 

[NEMISIS]

Stick is the easier solution. Sure the Fins will work. You need a minimum of three, but four could be better. Fin span is more important than the fin length. Shape is not that critical and Clipped-Delta, Trapezoidal & Tapered-swept all should be fine.

I tried this, and worked flawlessly.

Removed the stick and hot glued fines to the rocket. created two of them, one with bigger fins and one with bit smaller fins. Actually i created bigger fins first and then felt like, it is too heavy and won't fly at all, then created a second one with bit smaller fins.

Results
The one with bigger fins (First picture) : Flew on a extremely straight path(i was surprised), no wobble or whatsoever, but did not flew too high, i guess that is due to the weight.

The one with smaller fins(Second and third picture) : Flew on straight path, had a bit of a wobble, exactly like a rocket with a stick.

I have recorded this, but can't upload the video to EK directly.

 

[Nadunf]

bump

 

[imhotep]

I tried this, and worked flawlessly.

Removed the stick and hot glued fines to the rocket. created two of them, one with bigger fins and one with bit smaller fins. Actually i created bigger fins first and then felt like, it is too heavy and won't fly at all, then created a second one with bit smaller fins.

Results
The one with bigger fins (First picture) : Flew on a extremely straight path(i was surprised), no wobble or whatsoever, but did not flew too high, i guess that is due to the weight.

The one with smaller fins(Second and third picture) : Flew on straight path, had a bit of a wobble, exactly like a rocket with a stick.

I have recorded this, but can't upload the video to EK directly.


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Nice work.