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Elevons or
tailerons are
aircraft control surfaces that
combine the
functions of the
elevator (used for
pitch control) and the
aileron (used for roll...
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Elevon is an
unincorporated community in
Caroline County, in the U.S.
state of Virginia. U.S.
Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Elevon...
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Interactive Systems (or
simply Walker Interactive, Inc.) and then
briefly Elevon, Inc., was an
American software company of the late 1970s
through the early...
- transonic,
eventually leading to the
failure of the rocket's
starboard elevon. This
caused the
rocket to
deviate significantly from the
planned course...
- sections.
Control was
achieved via two wing-tip
elevons,
which combined the
functionality of
traditional elevons and ailerons; a pair of
Fowler flaps were also...
- problem. With a
conventional elliptical lift
distribution the
downgoing elevon causes increased induced drag that
causes the
aircraft to yaw out of the...
- –and
their respective control inputs– into one
control surface called an
elevon.
Elevators are
usually part of the tail, at the rear of an aircraft. In...
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depending instead on
combined elevator and
aileron control surfaces (called
elevons) for
control in
pitch and roll attitudes,
almost exactly in the manner...
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surfaces are used
throughout the aircraft's
flight envelope, the
inner elevons are
normally only in use at slow speeds, such as landing. To
avoid potential...
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Infinium Software in December, 2002
Ironside Technologies, in June, 2003
Elevon Inc, in July, 2003 Baan, in July, 2003 EXE Technologies, in December, 2003...
