Worlds quickest human powered flywheel vechicle

[newage4energy]

I thought that the wymcycle was the most efficient. Talked to a guy who says at age 55, he won the all terrain race in it.

[1framistan]

audio too low. therefore i didnt even watch your video. just clicked onto something else.

[jaorsoftware]

Yes I need a copy , thanks !

[jaorsoftware]

Hi !

A question

What software are you using?

Thanks !

[ecurveman]

@jaorsoftware Ironcad need acopy I have some older version

[jaorsoftware]

@ecurveman Yes, if you can send me a copy; thanks !

[ufoengines]

Cool CAD ! Wish I had some stuff like, that, and knew how to use it.

[ecurveman]

@ufoengines I have a copy of an older version

[cnegrea]

you use a vintage computer

[ecurveman]

@cnegrea Yes I do although I replace it with a newer out dated computer

[i7Gam3r]

LOL

[ecurveman]

@i7Gam3r  go ahead and lol game boy

[JohnHenryReaves]

Dude you have a problem, the audio on your video it far too low...

[itbarthur4u]

Interesting theory but you really need to work on the presentation. Please redo your demo with better organization and better sound quality.

[mikerockwell1975]

Just curious, have you taken gyroscopic action of a 90 degree flywheel at the front wheels into consideration. To get a good idea of what I'm talking about, look up the old rotary engines of some vintage airplanes that had the pistons attached to the blades. Takeoffs were scary, to say the least. The was so much gyroscopic action, some of the planes would crash on takeoff! Just a thought, nice work though! God bless :-) P.S. I'm making a mechanical-electric hybrid myself. Just got the aluminum..

[Mr2much2soon]

@mikerockwell1975 the effect you cite happens to a plane in the air with the torque being more of a problem than gyroscopic motion . Traveling in a fixed solid plane, parallel

to the direction of travel, his flywheel would have little more gyroscopic effect

than the bicycle wheels themselves.