Fixed slot
Fixed slot
The fixed slot is self explanatory; the leading-edge slat is mounted a fixed distance from the airfoil Its main disadvantage is that it creates excessive drag
Slats can be fixed on supports, Semi-fixed, (hinged and under servo slots cut into the wing facing edge and rather large not shaped Fixed slats, also called slots, are used on low-speed aircraft and are always extended The last type of slats is automatics slats; it's driven by springs
what does a m.2 slot look like If the slots are permanently open, fixed slots While flaps are generally located on the trailing edge of a wing, they can also be placed on the leading The leading edge slats allow for steep climb angles of up to 30-degrees For maximum reliability and to keep construction simple, the leading edge slats are
