Possibly. But not the theory itself. Its not Bernoulli's fault that application is a tad more complex than drawing straight lines on paper.
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2 vs 3 blade props
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Here is a new very good article explaining Lift:
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Paul why do you not ever seem to learn to stop posting on things you know nothing about? Far from "confounding" anyone, Prandtl showed clear back in the dawn of aviation that a flat plate was one of a class of airfoils which are directly amenable to a quantitative mathematical analysis. And no, I did not put McLaren up to his posting to try to trap you. I expect McLaren knows the above as he appears to have had a tech education of some type.
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oh, sure... next thing you will tell us is that a pizza box lid will fly.... (or a stop sign or a dog house)..
Arne
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or a helicopter... Andy
We can make a box of wood.....FLY!!
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Course they will, given adequate power and structural integrity.