See CHASER.
The fuel tank feeding directly into the carburetors.
A type of wing in which the leading edge is inclined backward as in the Mann biplane. The trailing edge is straight.
An elastic device on the chassis or landing gear that absorbs vibration by allowing a limited axle movement.
Sliding down sideways, and toward the center of a turn. This is due to an excessive angle of bank.
Seat.
The drag or resistance of a small aerodynamic body does not increase in direct proportion with the area and speed. The laws governing the relation between a model and a full size machine are known as the laws of "Similitude."
Long wood or metal runners attached to the chassis to prevent the "nosing over" of a machine when landing, or to prevent it from dropping into holes or ditches on rough ground. It also acts when the wheels collapse.
Vertical side curtains or surfaces provided to reduce the skidding action on turns or to prevent side slip.
Sliding sideways away from the center of the turn. It is due to insufficient banking on a turn.