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In this case you could surpass it momentarily but the average speed of the vehicle would still never go faster than the wind speed, like one of the posters ment
by barmstrong 16y ago
In this case you could surpass it momentarily but the average speed of the vehicle would still never go faster than the wind speed, like one of the posters mentioned above.
- Groxx 16y agoBoth the article and the linked video would imply the exact opposite. And I see no such post. The propeller generates thrust, and both result in faster-than-wind movement. It's not a momentary burst of acceleration - the propeller spins relative to your wheels. If it's going fast enough to burst you, it will stay at that burst speed because its speed is tied to the craft's.