Technical requirements for low stall speed for fixed wingers

Started by abhay, December 28, 2011, 11:00:19 PM

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abhay

This is what every beginner shall be expecting.. I also need to know the requirements for low stall speed.. As far as i know there are two basic factors.
First, Angle of attack
Second, The wing loading (i.e. The loading per unit sq on wings/fuse as well in some cases.) Lower the wing loading,lesser the cruise speed we can attain.
I may be wrong..

So i need advise and other factors i may be missing.
I can take off and fly well. Its landing which sucks :banghead::banghead:

Sumeet

Also Airfoil cross section matters as well. To decrease the Stall speed, an airfoil can be made under cambered.
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Jatayu

Undercambered airfoil, like those 1223's and 423's, adding flaps and slats, Aspect Ratio
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