- A
tailplane, also
known as a
horizontal stabilizer, is a
small lifting surface located on the tail (empennage)
behind the main
lifting surfaces of a fixed-wing...
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portmanteau of
stabilizer and elevator. It is also
known as an all-moving
tailplane (British English), all-movable tail(plane), all-moving stabilizer, all-flying...
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empennage consists of the
entire tail ****embly,
including the tailfin, the
tailplane and the part of the
fuselage to
which these are attached. On an airliner...
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having a
foreplane in
front of the main wing
instead of a
conventional tailplane. Airwar.ru. Avia France. van Tilborg. "Chudzik CC-1". 1000
aircraft photos...
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attack and the lift of the wing. The
elevators are
usually hinged to the
tailplane or
horizontal stabilizer. They may be the only
pitch control surface present...
- A T-tail is an
empennage configuration in
which the
tailplane of an
aircraft is
mounted to the top of the fin. The
arrangement looks like the capital...
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Dihedral angle is the
upward angle from
horizontal of the
wings or
tailplane of a fixed-wing aircraft. "Anhedral angle" is the name
given to negative...
- to test the
feasibility of full yaw,
pitch and roll
authority without tailplanes (horizontal or vertical).
Attitude control would rely
purely on 3D thrust...
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surface trim tabs, an
autopilot and de-icing
boots for the
wings and
tailplane. The 247
first flew on
February 8, 1933, and
entered service later that...
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complex and
require careful analysis.
Rather than use the
conventional tailplane configuration found on most aircraft, an
aircraft designer may
adopt the...
