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Sylph. Bunch Mighty Midget (kit) powered. Original design 1940. |
I designed the Sylph during the Christmas vacation (high school) 1940. It was inspired by a picture of a flying wing model that appeared in Model Airplane News (photo by Kulick).

I have since built one that I flew in 1/2A Texaco

That's all I have off the top of my head.
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The model has recently been built by a flying wing enthusiast in Germany (surprise) and featured at R/C Groups


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Sylph. Bunch Mighty Midget (kit) powered. Original design 1940. |
3 comments:
Does the Sylpf and other wing designs use elevators and rudders or elevons? I'm interested in Waterman Aeromobile.
Elevons though rudders have proved to be an aid as well
Tom,Thanks.
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