Lift to Drag Ratio at Maximum Endurance in Range and Endurance Formulas

Lift to Drag Ratio at Maximum Endurance is the ratio of lift to drag at which the plane can fly (or loiter) for maximum time. And is denoted by LDEmax_ratio.

Formulas to find Lift to Drag Ratio at Maximum Endurance in Range and Endurance

fxLift to Drag Ratio for Maximum Endurance given Max Lift to Drag Ratio for Prop-Driven AircraftGo

Range and Endurance formulas that make use of Lift to Drag Ratio at Maximum Endurance

fxMaximum Lift to Drag Ratio given Lift to Drag Ratio for Max Endurance of Prop-Driven AircraftGo

fxPropeller Efficiency given Preliminary Endurance for Prop-Driven AircraftGo

List of variables in Range and Endurance formulas

fx Maximum Lift-to-Drag Ratio Go

FAQ

What is the Lift to Drag Ratio at Maximum Endurance?

Lift to Drag Ratio at Maximum Endurance is the ratio of lift to drag at which the plane can fly (or loiter) for maximum time.

Can the Lift to Drag Ratio at Maximum Endurance be negative?

{YesorNo}, the Lift to Drag Ratio at Maximum Endurance, measured in {OutputVariableMeasurementName} {CanorCannot} be negative.

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