Moses 633 Wing... Isochronus?

[NYKiter]

[lifeinthehood]

That's really interesting! Thanks for the link. It really does look like a 633 wing. I wonder if the engineers started with that.

[Peter_Frank]

Sorry, I can not see any connection between isochronus curves and hydrofoils?

Except for some having a similar look, but properties are not relevant nor linked IMO.

But shape resemblance, good observation

Peter

[abel]

Interesting point.
I agree with Frank, as time response because of gravitation does not apply directly on the hydrodynamics of the shape in this case.
I googeled a bit regarding the cycloide wing shapes and found some possible resemblance/comparison with the wings of bugs.
Their wings, are opposite to hydrofoil wings
Generally their leading edge top view is straight, while the trailing edge is curved.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source= ... KRWDGVb8SD

[grigorib]

If bugs had to fly through seaweed they’d be evolving their wings to be arrowhead shaped. Damn seaweed

[abel]

If bugs had to fly through seaweed they’d be evolving their wings to be arrowhead shaped. Damn seaweed

Solution suggested :
https://weedersdigest.com/aquatic-mower ... eed-cutter

[grigorib]

If bugs had to fly through seaweed they’d be evolving their wings to be arrowhead shaped. Damn seaweed

Solution suggested :
https://weedersdigest.com/aquatic-mower ... eed-cutter

In Madison they have floating combine cutting and picking that crap! But even small strains floating in water accumulate on straight(er) leading edge and kill lift