Horizontal Stabilizer Air Foil Coordinates for the BD-4

Louis Bigelow writes to the mailing list on Feb. 3rd, 2005:

Whilst parousing jim bede's website....I saw that he used a 63-009 airfoil on the stab..
after a few minutes of internet... viola..
and it checks very close to what I reverse engineered from the drawing.. < .05"

Louis

NACA 63-009
(Stations and ordinates given in percent of airfoil chord)

# x y dy/dx
1 0.0000 0.0000 0.0000
2 0.5000 0.7502 0.7111
3 0.7500 0.9067 0.5667
4 1.2500 1.1503 0.4228
5 2.5000 1.5804 0.2946
6 5.0000 2.1955 0.2092
7 7.5000 2.6552 0.1627
8 10.0000 3.0239 0.1342
9 15.0000 3.5914 0.0959
10 20.0000 3.9972 0.0674
11 25.0000 4.2743 0.0439
12 30.0000 4.4413 0.0225
13 35.0000 4.5001 0.0005
14 40.0000 4.4499 -0.0204
15 45.0000 4.2973 -0.0401
16 50.0000 4.0557 -0.0565
17 55.0000 3.7381 -0.0701
18 60.0000 3.3589 -0.0811 (draw a straight line from here to t.e.)
19 65.0000 2.9282 -0.0904
20 70.0000 2.4587 -0.0966
21 75.0000 1.9652 -0.0997
22 80.0000 1.4671 -0.0985
23 85.0000 0.9871 -0.0925
24 90.0000 0.5511 -0.0806
25 95.0000 0.1972 -0.0589
26 100.0000 0.0000 -0.0023

L.E. radius = 0.590 percent chord