Technical information

Ok been reading up on the more technical side of paper aeroplanes- what makes paper aeroplanes fly. The language I am trying to decifer is rather technical but if I need any help I'm sure my aviation crazy dad can explain everything a little too well for me - go on and on and on and on.


Really wish there were more Paper Aeroplane books out there but I guess I'll have to learn though the internet. I've always preffered books more than the internet. Information is easier to find and reliable. Oh wells

http://paperplane.org/paero.htm



this website is the one I'm looking at right now.

It's information overload and all the technical language is making it very hard to understand.
But it does say to avoid anhedral which is where the wings angle downwards

Paper planes need Dihedral the wings need to be angled upwards

once again on my search for more reliable information

next wikipedia - for a general overview and links to useful sites

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paper_plane

unfortunately I have to go to dancing now, but will update with more details later

over and out,

EmmaBaylissChan