Estimation of the Spin and Recovery Characteristics of the North American XSN2J-1 Airplane

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"The probable spin and recovery characteristics of the XSN2J-1 air-plane have been estimated on the basis of the results of brief test a performed on a model of an airplane of somewhat similar design. The spin-recovery tail-parachute requirements for the airplane were also determined end, in addition, an analysis was made to determine the best method of emergency pilot escape during a spin. The results of the investigation indicate that the recovery characteristics of the airplane will be satisfactory for all probable loading conditions of the airplane" (p. 1).

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Snyder, Thomas L. June 23, 1947.

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  • Series Title: NACA Research Memorandums

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"The probable spin and recovery characteristics of the XSN2J-1 air-plane have been estimated on the basis of the results of brief test a performed on a model of an airplane of somewhat similar design. The spin-recovery tail-parachute requirements for the airplane were also determined end, in addition, an analysis was made to determine the best method of emergency pilot escape during a spin. The results of the investigation indicate that the recovery characteristics of the airplane will be satisfactory for all probable loading conditions of the airplane" (p. 1).

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  • Report No.: NACA-RM-L7F23b
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Snyder, Thomas L. Estimation of the Spin and Recovery Characteristics of the North American XSN2J-1 Airplane, report, June 23, 1947; (https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc64284/: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, UNT Digital Library, https://digital.library.unt.edu; crediting UNT Libraries Government Documents Department.

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