Tarkin75 wrote:
ecoast wrote:
uh huh.
"A V formation (sometimes called a skein) is the symmetric V-shaped flight formation of flights of geese, ducks, and other migratory birds. V formations also improve the fuel efficiency of aircraft and are used on military flight missions."
source:
wiki
Further reading will show you most birds don't actually use a V formation anyways, but most actually use a J formation. In addition it will also tell you it's not so much that the first bird "breaks the wind" as the following birds ride on the upwind vortexes of the birds in front of them.
Either way, it doesn't have anything to do with Sleepy's v thing working or not. The real world doesn't always mirror nature or vice versa.
If sleepys v works, use it... if it doesn't work for you don't.
Either way, do we really need to have a my "wind deflector" is bigger than your "wind deflector" conversation every other week in here?
Later
C
Well Christian... I'll understand if you no longer wish to participate in the bug-on-the-bulk-head, wind deflector, type posts.
Having read all of your previous posts... after only 22 total posts you apparently don't need to learn anything... maybe you can share your projects with us... I've been on here for 10 years and I still learn a lot from a few people.... and learn a little from a lot of people. I have great expectations for your future projects and posts.
For example... Among those 22... Where else can I see a ford used to explain a Toyota Tundra hauling a truck camper? Especially when the OP requested only Toyota Tundra information.
Thank you for your wit and wisdom and advice.
Sleepy
