necoandjeff wrote:
> Ron Hitler Barrassi wrote:
> 
>>necoandjeff wrote:
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>>>Ron Hitler Barrassi wrote:
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>>>>necoandjeff wrote:
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>>>>>Ron Hitler Barrassi wrote:
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>>>>>>(do you want to go over Bernoulli again?)
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Sure, we could go over it again if you're still having trouble. But
>>>>>first I want you to assure me that you have actually performed your
>>>>>little paper airfoil experiment and confirmed that it does not
>>>>>behave at all the way you suggested it should.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Memory seems to be one of your most serious issues. I told *you*
>>>>to do the experiment and I told *you* to make sure you only blow
>>>>across the top surface. I also provided a detailed explanation
>>>>that it was change in momentum NOT Bernoulli that was responsible
>>>>for lift.
>>>
>>>
>>>Looks like you're the one in need of a memory aid, but I have one
>>>for you. Here:
>>>
>>>http://tinyurl.com/6vw6o
>>>
>>
>>I was mistaken. Stupidity is your biggest problem. From the link
>>you gave me.
>>
>>Jan 6, 4:06 am
>>"Bernoulli principle. The primary advantage of this
>>description is that it is easy to understand and has been taught
>>for many years. Because of it’s *simplicity*, it is used to
>>describe lift in most flight training manuals. The major
>>disadvantage is that it relies on the "principle of equal transit
>>times" which is *wrong*"
>>
>>Pilots are obviously not gifted students.
>>
>>"The third description, which we are advocating here, we will
>>call the Physical Description of lift. This description is based
>>primarily on Newton’s laws. "
>>
>>Change of momentum. Seems you didn't respond to that post. I hope
>>we won't hear anymore attempts at science from you.
> 
> 
> Another complete skirt of the acual issue at hand from Brett. Perhaps you
> should consider a career as a lawyer Brett.
> 

Don't get angry at me because things have to be dumbed down for 
pilots. I know you have lots to think about, how long until you 
can go to the toilet, how many donuts to pack etc.

You forgot to say. "Brett, you were right all along. Thank you 
for teaching me the actual physical process that creates lift".