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Winfoil is a an aeronautical computer aided design tool for designing,
analysing and modifying model aircraft. It also provides the ability
to print the design (wing ribs, fuselage sides, wing and tail plans)
to any Windows supported printer and export design components to
DXF files for import into other CAD programs such as AutoCAD. It
is typically used forthe design of radio control model aircraft,
yacht keels, rudders, car spoilers and windmills.
Latest News
14th January 2009
A new release of Winfoil 3 (Version 3.3.3) is now available. This
update will be automatically downloaded when Winfoil detects that
you have an internet connection. Alternatively registered users
can download the patch from the Winfoil
User Portal.
This release contains the following fixes.
- Fixed airfoil import. In cases where there were more coordinates
on the lower surface, the airfoil coordinates would not be correctly
imported.
- Fixed error Field 'AEROPERF.NAME' cannot be a zero-length
string when calculating performance.
- Fixed error when changing the number of ribs in the Design Cad
screen whilst the design properties screen was open.
- Fixed error Invalid procedure call or argument when viewing
the design cad screen.
A video has been added to show how to design a simple trainer model.
View
Video
12th October 2008
A video has been added to show how to import airfoil coordinates
from a web site. View Video
Winfoil 3
Winfoil 3 is now available for registered users. A number of registered
user have been contacted about the release. If you have not received
an email please contact Winfoil
Support. A trial unregistered version is now also available
for download. Please see the Download
page for details. For more details on Winfoil 3 see the Overview.
User Portal
A Winfoil User Portal has been created
for registered users to access copies of their registered software
and update contact details. Registered users can generate an unlock
code to activate their copy of Winfoil. The user portal has been
developed using Adobe Flex, Flextense and Microsoft .Net technologies.
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