Towards Vought F4U-1A Corsair
Introduced into solution in 1942, the Vought F4U-1 showcased inverted gull wings and an enormous 2,000hp motor rotating the greatest propeller mounted on a fighter to the duration. Even though the fighter's performance and toughness was indeed quite impressive, inadequacies like inadequate forward publicity, limited all-round existence because of abdominal muscles really early frame-like canopy, as well as the tendency the left and right wings to stall at different costs led to different improvements being added throughout manufacturing, basically resulting in the F4U-1A variation. These improvements included a lengthier tailwheel leg for better forward existence, a whole new canopy for better all-round exposure, and a nearly unnoticeable 15cm 'stall strip' fixed to your industry leading linked to the appropriate wing to be sure both wings would stall within identical speed.
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