Goose Project - Video 4 - Aerospace Engineer Interview Conclusion + Wind Tunnel

Video 4 in the series: Ed's working wind tunnel is shown and explained. This is preceeded by the conculsion of Ed's interview with a Penn State educated Aerospace Engineer on how to design and build a homemade wind tunnel.


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[RCaliDrummer]

Sweet wind tunnel!

was that a cymbal stand u used? what were u holding up (the rod thing) with the stand?

thanks!

[ed5k]

Yep, that was a cymbal stand. :) I used the stand to hold up the center of the plexiglass sound barrier - which is 4 parts and each joint is floppy. So, the center would have caved in on the plane if nothing was there to hold it up on each end.

I might do some videos on drumming. Do you think there'd be any interest in that RCali?

[m93sek]

thats why the todays wind tunnel suck and do not blow....

[RCaliDrummer]

Yeah that would be really cool if you could do some videos on drumming. But one thing I really want to see is that goose-plane fly! I really like RC airplanes (hence RC aliDrummer) but a drumming video would be cool.

[alex681219]

very nice!!!, you can use polipropilene 2mm sheet (10$us) 1.5x3 meters for the construction, and open a plexy window 4 watch.

Other idea for tualet paper panel . In home depo there are roof panels with some hexagonal shapes that works too. (15$us)

[TheForce]

Awesome!

Now I want a wind tunnel too

[SDStripes]

Brilliant Ed. I see you used plexiglas for your test section so you can see through it Very ingenious.

Rob B