 Stanford University Fluid dynamics design app., Anyone try it, on a 914? |
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| ruby914 |
 Jul 10 2012, 01:15 AM
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2 part question.
A while back there was a college class that was using a 914 in researching drag on different body designs. My link to that was lost with the theft of my old laptop. I still had this link saved at work from a long time ago and just got back to it. http://engineering.stanford.edu/news/stanf...ign-application I thought some of you may be interested in playing with it . That brings me to my 1st question. Has anyone tried using this free software? I also remember a thread collecting cad models of 914 parts. I looked for a SketchUp model of a 914 and didn't find one. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/sad.gif) That takes me to the 2nd question. Has anyone digitized a 914 body and is the model available? Seems that college must have one. |
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