Фотографии
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Aviation Historian 38 / G.Inchbald - Outside edge
The FanWing cross-flow concept comprises blades radiating from a central axis, creating a fan, which, when spun, induces a directional airflow that provides lift for the wing into which the fan is set. The inclusion of OHSs, as seen in this artist's impression, recovers energy from the wingtip vortices, increasing overall efficiency.
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Air International 2012-02 / R.Coppinger - FanWing a gradual revolution /Technology/
A scale model of the twin tail demonstrator could be on static display at Oshkosh this year.
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Air International 2012-02 / R.Coppinger - FanWing a gradual revolution /Technology/
This version of the twin tail FanWing first flew in June 2011.
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Air International 2012-02 / R.Coppinger - FanWing a gradual revolution /Technology/
The cargo FanWing could carry a standard container.
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Air International 2012-02 / R.Coppinger - FanWing a gradual revolution /Technology/
A FanWing cargo carrier illustrated after take off.
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Air International 2012-02 / R.Coppinger - FanWing a gradual revolution /Technology/
This illustration depicts a FanWing cargo carrier with a T-tail.
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Air International 2012-02 / R.Coppinger - FanWing a gradual revolution /Technology/
A earlier concept UAV T-tail FanWing small cargo carrier.
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Air International 2012-02 / R.Coppinger - FanWing a gradual revolution /Technology/
This earlier concept is a T-tail FanWing UAV small cargo carrier.
