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> but they left out the language: “when on the ground”! Even on the ground this is not true when the gear is mounted below the wings.
by Sebb767 5y ago
> but they left out the language: “when on the ground”!
Even on the ground this is not true when the gear is mounted below the wings.
- lisper 5y agoAlso, the engines are very light relative to the weight of the payload.
- wolverine876 5y ago> Even on the ground this is not true when the gear is mounted below the wings. Above or below, it would seem to be the same amount of stress where the wing joins the fuselage?
- dTal 5y agoThey meant as opposed to under the fuselage. If the wings are directly supported, the root does not bear the weight. ...how exactly are you imagining gear above the wing?