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  • in reply to: A little help with some theoretical knowledge #519497
    hiigaran
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    thanks for the replies guys. i may need some time to process this information, but im sure i might have some follow up questions.

    in reply to: So we probably all know about JetMan… #417222
    hiigaran
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    My view, not having seen him, is that he is essentially a powered glider, with the ability to prolong his descent, but always descending except when using stored energy to swap speed for height.

    That being the case, to get him off the ground would require much more powerful engines, which add weight, which means more structure…

    Keep on down that road and you end up designing the Bede again.

    Moggy

    so i guess this is where more powerful engines come into play. ive seen this done before, where some guy designed this tiny aircraft powered by a pair of RC jets. so more weight shouldnt be a problem as long as there is still enough lift and thrust. considering that the pilot is prone, drag should be considerably less due to a lower frontal area. as for lift – BWB?

    in reply to: A little help with some theoretical knowledge #519938
    hiigaran
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    this part i knew of, which is why i need to make things as simple as possible. regarding weather, i assume standard atmosphere. as for the weight issue, i guess i would have to use some aircraft types for examples then? what are the three most popular aircraft in service?

    in reply to: So we probably all know about JetMan… #417232
    hiigaran
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    im not sure i understand you there. care to elaborate a little on that the problem might be?

    in reply to: Cessna pilot's £2,000 Royal Fly-past zone bust #417235
    hiigaran
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    you know those cessnas….doors are an option, not factory installed.

    hiigaran
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    i dont know really. ive seen flying cars before, and while i have to admit that this seems to look the best so far, i just dont see how it could be a common form of transportation, or one with a significant amount of users.

    wasnt there a hybrid plane/boat/car somewhere?

    in reply to: A little help with some theoretical knowledge #520083
    hiigaran
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    oh man i love you already!

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