2 ms·
Not an engineer, but what is wrong with it? It seems really on par with a lot of ultra-light experimental planes out there. It's obviously risky, but for what i
by Pet_Ant 3y ago
Not an engineer, but what is wrong with it? It seems really on par with a lot of ultra-light experimental planes out there. It's obviously risky, but for what it is, it seems remarkably solid.
- nothercastle 3y agoFlying low and not all that fast. To survive chopper failure you either need altitude or speed to autorotate and recover.
- Pet_Ant 3y agoAt low speeds it looks like he could just make an aquatic landing. Auto-gyros from my understanding naturally auto-rotate on engine failure so it should it glide down non?