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SCAT-17 Supersonic Transport in the 40x80 foot wind tunnel at NASA Ames.

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3/4 rear view of SCAT-17 supersonic transport with thrust reverser installed and trailing edge flaps deflected at 30 deg.

Don Richey

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scat sst 40 x 80 ft wind tunnel aeronautics ames arc ames aeronautics ames research center supersonic transport supersonic transport foot wind tunnel foot wind tunnel nasa ames 1950 s airplanes high resolution scat 17 supersonic transport scat 17 thrust reverser edge flaps don richey 1950 s nasa
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10/06/1963
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Ames Research Center
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NASA
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https://images.nasa.gov/
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scat sst 40 x 80 ft wind tunnel aeronautics ames arc ames aeronautics ames research center supersonic transport supersonic transport foot wind tunnel foot wind tunnel nasa ames 1950 s airplanes high resolution scat 17 supersonic transport scat 17 thrust reverser edge flaps don richey 1950 s nasa