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What does the Drag mean???

17.5k Benny3053  8.6 years ago
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i don't know what drag Drag means, Please help

General Characteristics

  • Created On Android
  • Wingspan 1.6ft (0.5m)
  • Length 3.3ft (1.0m)
  • Height 3.3ft (1.0m)
  • Empty Weight 595lbs (270kg)
  • Loaded Weight 595lbs (270kg)

Performance

  • Wing Loading 439,839.3lbs/ft2 (2,147,483.6kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 0.0ft2 (0.0m2)
  • Drag Points 385

Parts

  • Number of Parts 3
  • Control Surfaces 0
  • Performance Cost 8
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    27.4k JovianPat

    @Benny332D2003 No problem :)

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    57.1k bjac0

    @Benny332D2003 Anytime! If you need any more help, you know who to contact :)

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    3,668 TheTekkit101

    @Benny332D2003
    You're welcome :)
    np

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    17.5k Benny3053

    Yeah, thanks@bspboy

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    17.5k Benny3053

    Thanks man@bjac0

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    101k Wallaby

    @Benny332D2003 Anytime!

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    101k Wallaby

    @bspboy Except I had more detail. Still, you had a good answer.

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    10.9k bspboy

    If you ever watch a bullet fired from a long range, it will slow after a while. Like when it is shot into water. Glad we could help. @Benny332D2003

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    57.1k bjac0

    @Benny332D2003 its also why you have to throw a peice of paper like a frisbee if you want it to get a bit further.

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    57.1k bjac0

    The drag is the wind resistance, so if you want a glider that doesn't slow down quickly, then you would make the frontal surface area small, btw the wings in SP don't have drag, so the best glider in simple planes would be made mostly of wings. That's how the air brakes work, they use air drag to slow you down, that's also why jet engines have to be on during flight.

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    @Benny332D2003
    No problem, but I'm just some 15 year old so my explain atoms may be a bit, ummm off

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    17.5k Benny3053

    Thanks👍☺@TheTekkit101

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    17.5k Benny3053

    Thanks☺👍@TheGuyWhoFliesToGetHisPie

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    17.5k Benny3053

    Thanks👍☺@bspboy

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    17.5k Benny3053

    Thanks☺👍@JovianPat

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    17.5k Benny3053

    Wow, very good examples, thanks👍☺@Supercraft888

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    Lats also look at a parachute of a parachute, why does the parachute stop you from falling? Because that air resistance of the parachute is so great that the external force being applied to your motion (your motion being falling) is so great that it slows your fall, doesn't stop it, but slows it.

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    So I'm not exactly an expert on the topic but I'll try my best to explain

    So Drag is the amount of air resistance your plane will receive when in flight, you essentially want to avoid this, take for example a Ford Flex and a Lamborghini advator, the lambo is much more aerodynamic due to the fact that it has more curves and shape to it, while the Ford Flex is a box, the air is pushing aginst the boxiness of the Ford flex while the air is flowing off the lambo, do you remember Newtons 3 laws of motion? In law one "Every object in a state of uniform motion tends to remain in that state of motion unless an external force is applied to it.". The plane with more drag has air as a force applied to it, making it slower...
    In simple terms, keep the drag points low, have a good day!

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    27.4k JovianPat

    More drag means your plane is less aerodynamic. Try making the Drag as low as possible (good for gliders) to increase your maximum speed.
    By the way, if you want to ask something about the game, go to the Forums.

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    10.9k bspboy

    We said practically the same thing at the same time. XD @TheGuyWhoFliesToGetHisPie

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    10.9k bspboy

    How did you get to gold not knowing what drag is? It is one of the properties of flight. Lift counteracts gravity. Thrust counteracts drag. If there is more drag, then the plane will be slower. Hope that helps.

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    101k Wallaby

    Drag is one of the 4 forces of flight. Drag is one of the 2 natural forces that act on an airplane, or anything that moves for that matter. Drag opposes thrust and slows the plane down. Drag is the effect of the air pushing on the plane as the plane moves through the air. I hope this helps.

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    3,668 TheTekkit101

    It means to make something slower.

    8.6 years ago