Rogallo wing

That was about twice what you'd normally get with a Rogallo wing.

The initial versions used a single surface Rogallo wing.

The Rogallo wing is one of the simplest airfoils ever created.

It strongly resembles a paper airplane or rogallo wing.

A classic example is the Rogallo wing hang glider.

The Rogallo wing is a flexible type of airfoil.

This was the most produced and developed of the early Rogallo wing skydiving canopies.

The Rogallo wing billowed, jerking them into the air.

Sport parachuting has experimented with the Rogallo wing, among other shapes and forms.

Fast subsonic and supersonic Rogallo wings have long, narrow cones.

Since then, the Rogallo wing has been the most used wing for hang gliders.

Baedecker walked back to the Rogallo wing, crawled under the leading edge, and lifted the harness.

The Rogallo wing is a simple and inexpensive flying wing with remarkable properties.

These wings are now known as Rogallo wings.

Common types include Rogallo wings and kites.

Rogallo wing kites control pitch with a bridle that sets the wing's angle of attack.

A Rogallo wing is composed of two partial conic surfaces with both cones pointing forward.

Slow Rogallo wings have wide, shallow cones.

For more, see rogallo wing.

As with the Fleep, his Rogallo wing was fixed and did not allow for pendulum weight-shift control.

Today, most Rogallo wings are also controlled by changing their pitch and roll by means of shifting its center of gravity.

Rogallo wing and kites.

Rogallo wing aircraft:

These avenues eventually introduced versions of the inflating flexible Rogallo wing to the sport of skydiving.

At that time, the majority of the hang gliders were simple Rogallo wing type hang gliders.