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What's the deal with power scaling? The OP says: 50W of power = 50uN. That's 0.05mN. 2500W of power = 750mN 2500W is 50x 50W of power. 0.05mN x 50 = 2.5mN,
by FrankenPC 11y ago
What's the deal with power scaling? The OP says:
50W of power = 50uN. That's 0.05mN.
2500W of power = 750mN
2500W is 50x 50W of power. 0.05mN x 50 = 2.5mN, not 750mN.
That's a hell of a ramp up in thrust. Does it keep ramping the more power you put into the cavity? If so, how much power is required to say get a fighter jet to fly which is around 100,000N of thrust?
Or is my math WAYYY off?