Hovering Test RIG VTOL (RC F-35)

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• landing
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• f35
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• dave
• powe

[sterworks]

you know... some people (unlike you) test things so they know what to improve on. they are working on a big project that is going to be awesome when completed. also the people (like me) build airplanes just like dave.

do some research about planes but until then show some respect to knowledge, moron

[JETCAR223]

HOMESTARRUNNER!!!!!

[Jasonjays122]

Very nice design but your missing 2 other parts. there's small nosels on both wing close to the tip point down. those keep it stable.

[LUK3FAULK]

rudderins

[molinobeer]

@GPNflyman1

What I saying was that simple calculations and paper experiments save a lot of physical work and time, as most of the times you can easily see if your concept will fail, where and why will fail and correct that problem even before "starting to cut foam".

[molinobeer]

Like Tesla said "theory and calculation can save ninety percent of the labor."

So and beside I have respect for Dave, I need to say they are being amateurs in this situation.

The old man looks very cool, humble, listener and friendly.

[MrAhmedsamir96]

while testing you should do it as the final project because the engines are so low from the plane the central gravity will change

[yaykaboom]

lol flying table

[Icarus716]

In my aerodynamics class, we call it Rudderstabilators

[7249xxl]

Thats insane and verry cool but the real X-35 has side exaustes so it wont go from left to right out of controll so maybey u can put prop there to its an option

[pupeno2]

That was a very back to the future moment with the wire being unplugged.

[RCvehicleGuy]

put some reverse props on it and see if it will hover upside down. sure a longer object balances better on your finger than a short object but something hanging is a lot more stable.