Comparison of experimental and theoretical design parameters of a 6-inch-diameter annular jet model with a jet angle of -45deg. hovering in proximity to the ground; and experimental results for forward flight at zero angle of attack

Comparison of experimental and theoretical design parameters of a 6-inch-diameter annular jet model with a jet angle of -45deg. hovering in proximity to the ground; and experimental results for forward flight at zero angle of attack

by Anibal Alfredo Tinajero

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