Anybody else scratch building tonight?
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Piotrsko
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If you approach it from the principal it's a flying wing with a long empty schnozzola that will dampen control somewhat, gets easy. Use this knowledge to help it fly. There is also a thing as too much thrust, they are currently called drones and they really dont fly, they are so ugly the earth repulses them.
Chrruss1
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Is the red barn a toolbox?
Flyingshark
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Any guesses as to what this might be? 😀
JetCrafts
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full body lift plane thingy
Shurik-1960
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A fly repeller that looks like a flying wing.)))
Mr Man
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Ground effect vehicle?
Mr Man
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Wait, no, it’s a TATTU 2S Lipo Battery.😅
Flying Cherokee
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uh........................................................................................... a cool plane?
Flyingshark
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Mr Man
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😂😅🤣
yeah, those things get everywhere!
Mr Man
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No way that thing has a castle motor.?!
Flyingshark
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Good eye! It is an FMX-4 sized for power pack A!
Mr Man
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You sure? It looks a lot like paper, foam, glue, and tape.😂
mastermalpass
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Running a little short on active planes after many crashes over the year and all work being queued behind the spaceship project, which is now on hold until I design the ducts in CAD. So decided to start another ‘improv’ plane. Step 1) Get a blueprint of a Bristol Beaufort, Step 2) Scale it to 5 inch props and see how its wingspan and fuselage look. Step 3) take a note on the wingspan then just make it up from there. 😁
Yesterday, I set up most of an 80mm wide wing with a nice thick airfoil, soldered some bullet connectors to a pair of motors and cut out some firewall pieces:
Today, I soldered connectors onto the ESCs and assembled the ‘engine cores’ that will be able to go into 9mm slots in the wing. ESCs will be going in the wing with some ‘radiator’ holes cut into the leading edge.
I plan to add a plywood spar to the wing to help hold the polyhedral form and serve as an anchor point for the engine cores. But first I need to set up some Y-links and bench test these motors.
Yesterday, I set up most of an 80mm wide wing with a nice thick airfoil, soldered some bullet connectors to a pair of motors and cut out some firewall pieces:
Today, I soldered connectors onto the ESCs and assembled the ‘engine cores’ that will be able to go into 9mm slots in the wing. ESCs will be going in the wing with some ‘radiator’ holes cut into the leading edge.
I plan to add a plywood spar to the wing to help hold the polyhedral form and serve as an anchor point for the engine cores. But first I need to set up some Y-links and bench test these motors.
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