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April 6, 2012, 00:02
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Lift and Drag
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David
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I'm new to CFD. I modeled a frisbee in SolidWorks and used Flow Simulation. I was wondering what your thoughts were on the better frisbee (see images attached). I know the ideal situation is to have a high ratio of Lift to Drag forces. It seems that FRISBEE B accomplishes that, but I'm wondering if it is likely to be more unstable during flight.
Any input is greatly appreciated. FRISBEE - A  FRISBEE - B 
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