Tatuus GB3 CHAMPIONSHIP, Technical Manual

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5.4
A
ERODYNAMIC
R
EFERENCE SETUP
Front and Rear Ride Height are defined as the distance of the reference plane (5mm above the bottom of the
skid block) from the ground at the wheel axles.
FW Flap angle is defined as the angle between the reference plane and the line tangent to the upper surface
of the Flap, near the endplate.
RW Angle is defined as the angle between the reference plane and the line tangent to the upper surface of
the RW top assembly (mai flap), near the endplate.
Aerodynamic baseline setup (datum):
Front Ride Height:
10 mm
Rear Ride Height: 30 mm
Front Wing angle: 3°
Front Flap angle: 19.5° (C2), Gurney not fitted
Rear Wing Top Assembly angle: 15° (B2), Gurney not fitted
At the datum point aerodynamic coefficients will be:
Scz = 100%
Scx = 100%
%F = 40.7%