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23 Sep 2022 18:23 #106
by Klipkopwildlife
Do it now, you may never get another chance
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Jon said "Anyone have an idea why the drone prop with the complex tip was doing so well?"
Probably the same reason that airliners have winglets these days. It's to stop air escaping from bottom to top, thus improving the efficiency.
Probably the same reason that airliners have winglets these days. It's to stop air escaping from bottom to top, thus improving the efficiency.
Do it now, you may never get another chance
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24 Sep 2022 14:18 #107
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24 Sep 2022 18:31 #108
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Ah, static vs actually up there moving around. Yes, getting them out in some fresh air will help with identifying which of the beasties are worthy of replicating. -Jon
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