Speed tape, the goal is to reduce drag for small things like paint chips and such. During takeoff/landing, the most dangerous thing is stalling due to low speed, so a little bit extra drag can be a big deal. Looks like there’s so many wrinkles in most of that tape that it probably is being counterproductive.
That’s speed tape. It’s a bit thicker than the aluminum roll in your kitchen drawer with one side that’s sticky. Used as a temporary fix for minor issues.
So what are we actually looking at? What does the tape actually do?
Speed tape, the goal is to reduce drag for small things like paint chips and such. During takeoff/landing, the most dangerous thing is stalling due to low speed, so a little bit extra drag can be a big deal. Looks like there’s so many wrinkles in most of that tape that it probably is being counterproductive.
Suppsed to be temporary before repairs. But in the photo, it looks like they are using it until they crash.
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Exactly what I always say about my code.
Nothing more permanent than a temporary commit.
Okay, let’s roll with that Why should there be… holes? in the middle of the wing all over the place? And why should Russia(?) not be able to fix that?
It could be things like the paint peeling off. So it could be flown to a place with the proper setup to paint a plane.
thank you for your service 🤷♂️
That’s speed tape. It’s a bit thicker than the aluminum roll in your kitchen drawer with one side that’s sticky. Used as a temporary fix for minor issues.
That’s a lot of temporary minor issues.
Sorry for the mobile formatting Speed tape