cge larga nya q padung langit!!! LOL...Originally Posted by cptn_star
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05-04-2010, 09:39 PM #231Elite Member
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05-04-2010, 09:41 PM #232C.I.A.
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Boss Captain Star...U know what sugod pa ko 6 years old sigi sakay sakay ug aeroplane zamboanga to cebu...pero hangtud karun mahadluk ghapon ko everytime mu sakay ko..feeling nako sinsilyo jud ta inig simbako2x lang...if pwede pa lang barkuhun tanan travel mag barko ra jud ko..
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05-04-2010, 10:23 PM #233Senior Member
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nice ayo ang thread duh.
two thumbs-up for cptn_star!
basahon unya ko ni from page 1
@sweety:
somehow the principle is like kite-flying.
but, the plane is pushing itself against the wind.
what's amazing is the physics behind it. all the forces involved just to make an aircraft fly
all of it obeys the law of physics
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05-05-2010, 09:27 AM #234C.I.A.
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nganong molupad ang eroplano? kay daan mang molupad pagpalit...haha... Originally Posted by balot_sweet
btaw, joking aside, an airplane flies basically because of 4 things...i posted that in the previous pages already...but i'll review it for the benefit of everyone...
it is not wrong if you'll say nga ang eroplano molupad kay naa'y pako, or tungod sa makina and other stuff but there's a more precise answer to the question..an airplane flies because of the 4 basic forces that act upon it...
lift is the upward force created mainly by the wings. weight is the force that pulls the aircraft to the ground. drag is the backward force that is caused by the direct engagement of the aircraft with the air. and thrust is the forward force created by the engines. all these are just basic aerodynamics. but if you want me to elaborate further on those 4 forces, ingna lang ko kay ako i.explain diri one by one...hehe...
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05-05-2010, 09:29 AM #235C.I.A.
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Originally Posted by Man4Rental
flying is still one of the safest modes of transportation master...ayaw kabalaka...pakigtabi lang nya sunod sa FA para malingaw ka sa flight, dili na ka kahuna2 og hadlok...haha
Originally Posted by Peace
nice ayo ang thread duh.
two thumbs-up for cptn_star!
basahon unya ko ni from page 1
@sweety:
somehow the principle is like kite-flying.
but, the plane is pushing itself against the wind.
what's amazing is the physics behind it. all the forces involved just to make an aircraft fly
all of it obeys the law of physics
salamat master peace...
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05-05-2010, 10:24 AM #236Senior Member
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sir kana lagi eroplano sa naga di lagi na kinahanglan ug force hehehe(joke lang para lingaw) Originally Posted by cptn_star
nganong molupad ang eroplano? kay daan mang molupad pagpalit...haha...
btaw, joking aside, an airplane flies basically because of 4 things...i posted that in the previous pages already...but i'll review it for the benefit of everyone...
it is not wrong if you'll say nga ang eroplano molupad kay naa'y pako, or tungod sa makina and other stuff but there's a more precise answer to the question..an airplane flies because of the 4 basic forces that act upon it...
lift is the upward force created mainly by the wings. weight is the force that pulls the aircraft to the ground. drag is the backward force that is caused by the direct engagement of the aircraft with the air. and thrust is the forward force created by the engines. all these are just basic aerodynamics. but if you want me to elaborate further on those 4 forces, ingna lang ko kay ako i.explain diri one by one...hehe...
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05-05-2010, 10:32 AM #237C.I.A.
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Originally Posted by rifleman
naa gihapon na sila'y aerodynamics sir...haha...take note that the aerodynamics of airplanes and other flying machines are similar to the aerodynamics of winged flying creatures...
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05-05-2010, 03:09 PM #238C.I.A.
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ang rc plane? para ra prinsipol ani?
asa ta kapalit?
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05-05-2010, 04:43 PM #239C.I.A.
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Originally Posted by mE_bytes
yes of course, RC planes share no difference with real planes in terms of aerodynamics...ang nakalahi lang, RC planes are small and are piloted remotely...haha...RC planes also have control surfaces too like real planes...they got wings and other airfoils which function just like how the wings and airfoils of real planes do.
regarding on where to purchase RC planes, this is not the right thread for that...naa na sa buy and sell...sa hobbies section.
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05-05-2010, 04:53 PM #240Elite Member
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kasuway na ku anah... pag-elementary pa naku... pero wala mulupad...bwajaja
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