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Having no experience did not stop me from making a VTOL with world-class range and flight time, all in 90 days. This is the thing I'm most proud of building to date!

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Tsung Xu1 年前

I underestimated how production effort for a long walkthrough video 😅 newfound appreciation for all the DIY and builder Youtube channels

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Tsung Xu1 年前

The next subscale model will be another big step towards building a startup that makes eVTOL for personal use. Hmu if you want to build the future of aviation *and* mobility!

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Dan Peña3 年前

QLA Castle Seminar is now open for reservation meatheads! I have perfected this methodology using decades of experience in creating generational wealth as fast as humanly possible for myself and my mentees. #QLA #TheTrillionDollarMan

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hek! ⛺️1 年前

nice job! it's been cool to watch you build this

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Yishan1 年前

Great work! Hey, one surprising thing to me was that the 2-blade worked better than the 3-blade. My impression from windmill tech is that 3-blade (at least at the largest scales) is most aerodynamically efficient. Do you have any further insight into why the 2 worked better than the 3 here?

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Tsung Xu1 年前

Thanks and great question! The difference between windmills and drone/vtol props here might be the huge variance in rpm speed. At low rpm, there is less disturbed air caused by each blade on the one that follows. The 2 blades on the cruise prop worked better because of less profile drag - less blades to catch incoming airflow in cruise, and less disturbed air per unit time for the blades, hence each blade has higher efficiency

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Ian Laffey1 年前

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Tsung Xu1 年前

🔥🔥🔥

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obfuscated_D1 年前

worthy of being proud of! awesome work!

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Cameron Baughn1 年前

Awesome work!

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Tsung Xu1 年前

thanks Cameron!

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