telnar1236

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If you've ever wondered what the pressure distribution on a pig flying at 44 mph looks like
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Mr Man's estimate of 80 mph with a 2 kw power system seems right on the money
 

telnar1236

Master member
The thing is I would have to design a different wing because the one in the STL is attached to the pig so I can't copy it. Any way you could separate it from the pig?
Here's the Piggy on its own. Ears are a bit modified but probably doesn't matter for a biplane version.

I was thinking of trying to design some LW-PLA 3D printed wings for it to make it a bit less of a handful than it looks so I could try and fit an EDF inside, but who would have guessed, a pig just isn't very aerodynamic - absolutely zero chance that a single EDF would give enough thrust to fly well with a reasonable power system.
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You should be able to subtract the fuselage from the wings to get just the wings.
 

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Here's the Piggy on its own. Ears are a bit modified but probably doesn't matter for a biplane version.

I was thinking of trying to design some LW-PLA 3D printed wings for it to make it a bit less of a handful than it looks so I could try and fit an EDF inside, but who would have guessed, a pig just isn't very aerodynamic - absolutely zero chance that a single EDF would give enough thrust to fly well with a reasonable power system.
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You should be able to subtract the fuselage from the wings to get just the wings.
Thank you so much @telnar1236 !