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🚨 THIS DRONE SWAPS NORMAL PROPS FOR 3D-PRINTED DUCTED FANS. Those swirling white shrouds enclose the blades completely. Ducted designs cut tip vortices, boost low-speed thrust, and make the whole craft quieter and safer. Experimental aerodynamics you can actually fly.

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Michael Innes2 days ago

talks about the design further and links to the 3D printable parts

The Cosmos Network2 days ago

👍🏻

BreacherFPV2 days ago

Here is a link to the real content this shit reposter left off.

The Cosmos Network2 days ago

👍🏻

The Cosmos Network2 days ago

Mostly a hover and low-speed machine. The shrouds boost static thrust, cut tip losses, and add safety and quietness, but in forward flight the added drag usually cancels those gains and an open prop is more efficient.

yannick sudrie2 days ago

Yes but you add no link/url to original youtube vidéo... Source ?

The Cosmos Network2 days ago

Actually, I don't know about that I am sorry for that

Marko2 days ago

Are the shrouds paying off in forward flight too, or is this mostly a hover machine?

ex999 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿2 days ago

@LeahRebeccaUK

Chethan Kudla2 days ago

I think it can play tennis by itself. Someone who owns this please try

The Cosmos Network2 days ago

👍🏻

James2 days ago

how much quieter

The Cosmos Network2 days ago

About 3–7 dB quieter in typical tests (roughly half the sound pressure at the high end), mainly from reduced tip vortices, though some designs show little net gain or even higher broadband noise.

F23ghost...ᐰ...☮️2 days ago

@Noctua_at I have and idea...🤔

The Cosmos Network2 days ago

@Noctua_at ?

Juque Custodian2 days ago

Thrust to weight?

The Cosmos Network2 days ago

No exact number published. It flies and hovers easily, so TWR is comfortably above 1:1 (typical controllable multirotors aim for ≥2:1). Ducts usually add 5–20% static thrust versus open props of the same size, but the extra weight and drag mostly help only in hover.

Juque Custodian2 days ago

Nice!

The Cosmos Network2 days ago

Thanks

Kevin G2 days ago

Make complete sense. Ducted and vortex’s have always been the way!!

The Cosmos Network2 days ago

✓

Joe2 days ago

Open source?

The Cosmos Network2 days ago

?

Duncan Rawlinson2 days ago

quadmovr

Bozo's Playhouse2 days ago

Pretty amazing... but what about in lower performance setups? Smaller motors etc.🤔

ᛯᛒ2 days ago

To further reduce drag, you can also try giving the surfaces of critical parts a texture like that of a golf ball.

ex999 🇬🇧 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿2 days ago

@Grok is there a manufacturer for dji5 drones ?

F23ghost...ᐰ...☮️2 days ago

🤯

JustMariner2 days ago

File is available online?

Tm Neimi2 days ago

So simple

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NEW: Strange “Fog” in Montana that “smells like burning plastic” “There's this smell of like burning plastic. — This fog is crazy. This is not normal” “Here's the fog in Montana. This is not normal even for Montana — Yes, it is snowing, but it in between the snow you can see like this misty like steam thing” You can see between the snow are different types of particles and a weird “fog” Every post that mentions fog I make is getting community noted, they don’t want this topic being shared Community notes says “This is fog, "For years, people have been shining flashlights at mist or mist precipitation and discovering that it's actually composed of an aerosol of tiny water droplets swirling around." And LFog is common in the winter when a warm air mass moves over a cold wet ground creating fog” Basically don’t believe your lying eyes and what people are telling you while filming

Wall Street Apes

572,194 views • 1 year ago

Another way of viewing the data is this time/energy graph, the left 3 graphs show potential energy at the bottom, kinetic energy in the middle and the sum of those two at the top. By climbing and descending you can convert speed into altitude and vice versa, but if the total energy increases that shows there's thrust being generated. There's definitely some odd behaviour early on where the expected climb is aborted, and then a couple of minutes later they climb a couple of thousand feet before making this turn back. while performing a controlled descent. For the last minute or so the total energy level is pretty flat meaning they had thrust, as they made that long turn towards the runway. If I were to guess the low pass across the field may have been to get below clouds and keep the field in sight.

Another way of viewing the data is this time/energy graph, the left 3 graphs show potential energy at the bottom, kinetic energy in the middle and the sum of those two at the top. By climbing and descending you can convert speed into altitude and vice versa, but if the total energy increases that shows there's thrust being generated. There's definitely some odd behaviour early on where the expected climb is aborted, and then a couple of minutes later they climb a couple of thousand feet before making this turn back. while performing a controlled descent. For the last minute or so the total energy level is pretty flat meaning they had thrust, as they made that long turn towards the runway. If I were to guess the low pass across the field may have been to get below clouds and keep the field in sight.

Scott Manley

39,690 views • 9 months ago

Unbelievable sequence from Bryson DeChambeau on his 3D printed 5 iron after a 4 over 76 today at the Masters. Reporter: “are you satisfied with the 5?” Bryson: “yeah, I mean, I only hit it once today, so…” Reporter: “how long does it take to make one?” Bryson: “prints in eight hours. Machines, they’re three or four hours. Then you have to cut grooves in it and do a bunch of other stuff. So you can have something within a day and a half. Reporter: “would that be something you would want to do for the weekend?” Bryson: “PFFTTTT 🥴🥴, no? It has to be USGA-conforming. There’s a whole process you have to go through.”

Unbelievable sequence from Bryson DeChambeau on his 3D printed 5 iron after a 4 over 76 today at the Masters. Reporter: “are you satisfied with the 5?” Bryson: “yeah, I mean, I only hit it once today, so…” Reporter: “how long does it take to make one?” Bryson: “prints in eight hours. Machines, they’re three or four hours. Then you have to cut grooves in it and do a bunch of other stuff. So you can have something within a day and a half. Reporter: “would that be something you would want to do for the weekend?” Bryson: “PFFTTTT 🥴🥴, no? It has to be USGA-conforming. There’s a whole process you have to go through.”

Christopher Powers

4,649,963 views • 6 months ago

CSS variables are live and they are POWERFUL. Now Live on Product Hunt 🚀 ➡️ Create a design system "So you can stay consistent and build much quicker." Define global styles like colors, gradients, sizes, and box shadows. ➡️ Use your variables everywhere "So you never have to manually enter a border color again." You're not limited to just sizes, colors, and font families. Use variables in gradients, box shadows, transforms, and more! ➡️ Start with libraries like Open Props, expertly crafted CSS variables "So you can use a tried and true system, and so we can standardize our Projects." Because there are no abstractions, you can use existing CSS variable libraries like Open Props, an expertly crafted library of CSS variables, and the recommended starting point in Webstudio. ➡️ Create complex micro-interactions "So when you hover a link, you can change any children's styles." CSS variables go beyond reusability! You can define variables anywhere in the navigator, such as on a link, and modify the variables on hover. Then, you can use those variables on the children to create complex micro-interactions! ➡️ Design and build simultaneously "So when deciding that perfect border color, you can arrow through all your options." Experimenting on the canvas just got a whole lot better. Now, you can arrow through your variables and see them rendered on the canvas to see which works best. ➡️ Change variable by breakpoint "So you can make the variables look great, no matter the screen size." CSS variables in Webstudio use the same UI as the rest of your styles, enabling breakpoints to work the same way. ✨ Building with design systems gives a HUGE boost in speed, consistency, and maintainability.

CSS variables are live and they are POWERFUL. Now Live on Product Hunt 🚀 ➡️ Create a design system "So you can stay consistent and build much quicker." Define global styles like colors, gradients, sizes, and box shadows. ➡️ Use your variables everywhere "So you never have to manually enter a border color again." You're not limited to just sizes, colors, and font families. Use variables in gradients, box shadows, transforms, and more! ➡️ Start with libraries like Open Props, expertly crafted CSS variables "So you can use a tried and true system, and so we can standardize our Projects." Because there are no abstractions, you can use existing CSS variable libraries like Open Props, an expertly crafted library of CSS variables, and the recommended starting point in Webstudio. ➡️ Create complex micro-interactions "So when you hover a link, you can change any children's styles." CSS variables go beyond reusability! You can define variables anywhere in the navigator, such as on a link, and modify the variables on hover. Then, you can use those variables on the children to create complex micro-interactions! ➡️ Design and build simultaneously "So when deciding that perfect border color, you can arrow through all your options." Experimenting on the canvas just got a whole lot better. Now, you can arrow through your variables and see them rendered on the canvas to see which works best. ➡️ Change variable by breakpoint "So you can make the variables look great, no matter the screen size." CSS variables in Webstudio use the same UI as the rest of your styles, enabling breakpoints to work the same way. ✨ Building with design systems gives a HUGE boost in speed, consistency, and maintainability.

Webstudio

15,497 views • 2 years ago