To all of my rivals, if I do race again, don't worry I still have plenty of tricks up my sleeve!
Any questions, happy to answer them.
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A bit of light entertainment for you all....
I thought I would share my report that I did for my university final year. It delves more into the aerodynamics of Stealth III and compares different designs in range of yaw angles with all of the data you can imagine!
@TeamBirdGP@PSEM_Portugal Can't tell, but is that a bell crank or a rigid arm coming out of the kingpost on each side? Seems an odd use of the rose joints. Lots of ways of making the steering turn, every car of mine had a different steering system but always turned intuitively ie push left turn right.
@PSEM_Portugal@TeamBirdGP@pod_movement@cliveallen92 Speaking of low noses, back in the day when I didn't know better and slammed the whole car low. Helmet almost below top of the 16" wheels. Ultimately you tune the nose to work with the rest of the body and with no need for downforce, flat-ish underside works best.
@pod_movement@cliveallen92@PSEM_Portugal It's not all about aero though.... Stealth II was 7.5 N at 40mph, but still was relatively 'slow' because of its weight and draggy small wheels.
S3 had slightly higher drag but did use the bigger wheels which gave more speed in return.