Life is like a doughnut...

No_one21

jd50ae

Puff_Dougie

New Boots

time to make the doughnuts

twistedstem

twistedstem

Sorry your project not going as well as expected,just stay positive .awesome news about the job offer!!!sounds like an interesting place to work.and good luck with your date tonight just be yourself and have great time!

No_one21

webmost

Bigshizza

You're a smart kid, don't spend time wasted on beating yourself up! Start at the beginning and work through the process and you might discover what you are overlooking. I see great things ahead for you! Congrats on the date, save the details for a Vherf in warmer weather.

brianetz1

allsmokedup

Glock1975

No_one21

New Boots

Jetmech_63

No_one21

No_one21

Stubble

No_one21:

successful test

Congrats!!

Jetmech_63

Thats friggin interesting! What kind of control are you using? As in, i see the fin is moving and that the angle of the fin(coming from an "angle of attack" standpoint) is variable but are you comparing it against fixed angle, fixed speed and fixed rate of decent towards the bottom of the pool to get somewhat of a baseline ground effect pressure spike?

No_one21

y2pascoe

No_one21

y2pascoe:

Congrats on the job at NUWC! I work over at the Navy hospital across the base. I also like donuts.

Wow small world. You gotta tell me all about the B&Ms on that side of the bridge!

y2pascoe

No_one21

Jetmech_63

My bad, I was coming at ground effect from the aviation side of the house. The test birds we have have pressure sensors all over them and they use it occasionally to test diffrent weapon load outs then land it at diffrent speeds to validate the ground effect envelope the computers generate. Speed vs AOA vs lift vs weight. But our wings are fixed so mad props to you for doing this while adding motion .

No_one21

Jetmech_63:

My bad, I was coming at ground effect from the aviation side of the house. The test birds we have have pressure sensors all over them and they use it occasionally to test diffrent weapon load outs then land it at diffrent speeds to validate the ground effect envelope the computers generate. Speed vs AOA vs lift vs weight. But our wings are fixed so mad props to you for doing this while adding motion .

Haha I forgot jetmech knew planes. Wow can't believe I was kinda explaining ground effect to you but yes the extra rotations add a lot of complexity which I'm currently drowning in.