quorneng
Master member
You are likely to find that the attributes for slow flying, light weight and a generous broad chord wing area, are not conclusive to a good glide ratio.
As an EDF has limited thrust so what is important is the plane's weight. For a given configuration the power to fly is directly proportional to its all up weight. It may not glide well but it will fly slowly when under power.
Any chance of a picture?
As an EDF has limited thrust so what is important is the plane's weight. For a given configuration the power to fly is directly proportional to its all up weight. It may not glide well but it will fly slowly when under power.
Any chance of a picture?