Why turning the steering wheel slightly will restart the engine after stop start has shut it off?

[MakinDoForNow]

At the risk of a total thread hijack - I get that. Bernoulli's theorem (taught almost universally as why things fly) doesn't cover a lot of things like ground effect, symmetrical airfoils like on at least one Pitts version (that oddly enough flies faster inverted) etc.

Kites are a special case as they pull against the tether.

Hmmm??? And all this time I thought it was my reflex action pulling the kite string harder when it went into a dive!!!

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[MavStangVa]

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[Gaidheal]

Hmmm??? And all this time I thought it was my reflex action pulling the kite string harder when it went into a dive!!!

Cut the string and see how it flies. LOL

 

[Cherokee]

those things actually"plane" the air angle of attack,consider most kites,not all laws are immutable.

It’s pulled into the air because of a very low mass and the elevator is set to climb slightly.

The Air Force proved with the F-4 Phantom that if enough horse power was applied you could put wings on a brick and make it fly.
Just saying~~~

 

[kevinmccune]

It’s pulled into the air because of a very low mass and the elevator is set to climb slightly.

The Air Force proved with the F-4 Phantom that if enough horse power was applied you could put wings on a brick and make it fly.
Just saying~~~

heard that from a "Marine" Gunney" who used to work on the electronics in the cramped cock pit.

 

[dochawk]

The Air Force proved with the F-4 Phantom that if enough horse power was applied you could put wings on a brick and make it fly.

Kind of like pigs.

Making them fly is simply a matter of sufficient thrust . . .

 

[MakinDoForNow]

Kind of like pigs.

Making them fly is simply a matter of sufficient thrust . . .

Reminds me of Graboid life cycle known as Ass-Blaster!

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