Human Powered Flight

[wellrandomness12]

DEAR SANTA........

[luciensaxton]

@applesweeter We are interested in limiting the amount of power available to the pilot because it can cause us design more aerodynamic systems...ecologically speaking, the testing of such machines doesn't cost the environment as much as gas engine design does either.

[Usmobil]

@everyone. AMAZING!! not everyone can pedal that much!!

[applesweeter]

Dear All,

i have a question about psychology:

* Why do we want to fly human powered aeroplane while engines is available now?

THANK YOU IN ADVANCE for your creative ideas and brainstorm!!! :)

[JaleelJohanson62]

@applesweeter I'll answer your question with a question....

* Why do people want to pedal bicycles when we have engines available now?

[themanyone]

@applesweeter *Why do we want human powered ideas while an automated response is available now?

[applesweeter]

@themanyone

that is what I want to know and to explore.

[hagenar]

@applesweeter Because the best human fulfillment usually comes from effort.

[pyroboy08]

@applesweeter well, the only reason I would like one of those is because its a hell of a lot cheaper to pedal than to buy and operate an engine. Although I bet these planes need large amounts of headwind to fly just like the original wright flyer.

[jas1248]

where do u get a thing like that??? i want to get one if u can get me info. and how is it on take offs? wats the average stall speed?

[JonathanBruner182]

Well hot damn, I want one