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Aeronautics programs

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From: Jay Nestle
Date: Sat, 11 May 1991 18:16
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	I have coded up many aeronautics programs for use in
aeronautical engineering.  I have everything from take-off 
performance to landing performance and nearly everything in
between.  Key programs I have include:
	Stability/Control
	Absolute/Service Ceiling
	Rate of climb vs. altitude and/or velocity
	Jet and Prop driven planes
	Standard Atmosphere (posted quite earlier)
	Range
	Endurance
	power req'd vs velocity/altitude
	power available vs velocity/altitude

	That's all I can think of while I am sitting here, if
anyone is interested I would post this material also.  WARNING
this material has no interface as of yet, so you would have to
have a fair working knowledge of the above topics to use.
The MES is also req'd for some problems.

					Jay Nestle
	
jn190068@longs.lance.colostate.edu

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From: jn190068@longs.LANCE.ColoState.EDU (Jay Nestle)
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Subject: Aeronautics programs
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Date: 11 May 91 18:16:27 GMT
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