John Avery's experimental JA5 "Walrus" canard aircraft on its first runway flight. For more great videos and aircraft design resources, go to www.AeroRag.com
Maybe you should put the smaller wing in the back and stretch out the body a little, that way you'll get more stability. Oh wait, that's what they did 108 years ago when the Wright Flyer became the first plane to fly, AND CRASH, at Kittyhawk, North Carolina. I'm sorry, but your invention is a Century out of date.
scary little mankiller some lessons dont need to be relearned.lower canards usually crash.thats why burt rutan switched to canard mainwing in the same plane.a little research and this thing would not have been built.
Maybe you should put the smaller wing in the back and stretch out the body a little, that way you'll get more stability. Oh wait, that's what they did 108 years ago when the Wright Flyer became the first plane to fly, AND CRASH, at Kittyhawk, North Carolina. I'm sorry, but your invention is a Century out of date.
nozcr 2 months ago
@unambitious Personally, I wouldn't trust an aircraft named the "Walrus."
AmericanAviator 5 months ago
maybe he was deliberately maneuvering the plane that way for test purposes. Did look sketchy though...
unambitious 7 months ago
scary little mankiller some lessons dont need to be relearned.lower canards usually crash.thats why burt rutan switched to canard mainwing in the same plane.a little research and this thing would not have been built.
cartmanrlsusall 1 year ago
That was scary as hell
8literbeater 1 year ago
Very interesting plane. I hope they improve it's stabilty. Could be a great new design.
kcjpperez 2 years ago
OMG VERY UNSTABLE PLANE
lmaodzen 2 years ago
What a unique little aircraft.
jlaiii2002 3 years ago