Aug 2, 2012 · The constant-chord "Hershey-bar" wing (so named because of its resemblance to the shape of the candy bar) had the same airfoil from root to tip -- though there was a slight …

Apr 20, 2011 · It had the Hershey bar wings, and I loved landing it. When I moved and started flying an arrow with the tapered wing, I swear it was impossible to grease it. It is probably more …

Jan 6, 2019 · Rather than hijack another thread to get opinions I started a new one. I have read in many threads Cherokee pilots, particularly the Cherokees with the Hershey bar wing, keep …

Aug 2, 2013 · I have boo coo hours in both tapered wing and Hershey bar Pipers. The Hershey bar wing is more resilient against turbulence and updrafts than the tapered wing, in my …

Aug 7, 2006 · And that Hershey bar wing glides like a brick, too. In the words of my old chief pilot from my CFI days, "It glides like a typewriter." -- Pilawt

Mar 2, 2005 · They called the plane the Challenger. It still had the Hershey bar wings, though they had a longer span, as did the horizontal stabilizer. The original Archer came out in 1974, and …

Aug 28, 2015 · Finally, the wing of a Cherokee 160 COULD be hershey bar while the Arrow II is likely tapered. Also, some Arrows are T-tailed, not sure about the Arrow II. Point being there …

Feb 29, 2024 · Another covering the retract 32's, which have a reinforced spar, and the hershey-bar 28's. The former will be life limited to 12,000 hours. There is a reinforcing kit for the non …

Aug 6, 2019 · First, the Warrior has a slightly more aerodynamically-efficient wing than the Cherokee 180's "Hershey-Bar" wing. Second, if you are looking at Warrior numbers from 1978 …

May 25, 2017 · Cherokees are with Hershey bar wings, tapered wings are called Warriors and Archers. Not exactly. The 180 hp fixed-gear PA-28 evolved like this: From late 1962, when the …