Dynamic and Flight Tests on Rubber-Cord and Oleo-Rubber-Disk Landing Gears for an F6C-4 Airplane
This is a 1932 NASA technical report on landing gear tests for an F6C-4 airplane, comparing rubber-cord and oleo-rubber-disk gears through dynamic drop and flight trials for the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics. The pictures are engineering line graphs plotting work done on the gears, braking force, and deceleration against total vertical drop in inches, with labelled curves and plain grid axes. A designer might take from them a clean, restrained chart style: numbered figure captions, dense legends, and multi-curve plots suited to technical infographics.
