This document contains data describing the profile of an airfoil designed by NACA, including 25 data points each for the upper and lower surfaces. It specifies that the airfoil has a maximum chamber of 8% located at 40% of the chord, and a thickness of 12% relative to the chord. The document also notes that cosine values were used for the x-coordinates merely to provide tighter spacing, and that changing the number of data points would require manually adding rows to the spreadsheet.
This document contains data describing the profile of an airfoil designed by NACA, including 25 data points each for the upper and lower surfaces. It specifies that the airfoil has a maximum chamber of 8% located at 40% of the chord, and a thickness of 12% relative to the chord. The document also notes that cosine values were used for the x-coordinates merely to provide tighter spacing, and that changing the number of data points would require manually adding rows to the spreadsheet.
This document contains data describing the profile of an airfoil designed by NACA, including 25 data points each for the upper and lower surfaces. It specifies that the airfoil has a maximum chamber of 8% located at 40% of the chord, and a thickness of 12% relative to the chord. The document also notes that cosine values were used for the x-coordinates merely to provide tighter spacing, and that changing the number of data points would require manually adding rows to the spreadsheet.
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