Can i use this on my Carl Golderg Lil Jump'n Bean?
#2
Ha!
Unlikely!
- The blast - if it doesn't melt the model - is likely to cause flutter. By the time the model escapes the blast, the flutter is likely to tear the model apart before you gain any flying control of it.
NOT a nice prospect...
O R - using the turbofan as main power actually means taping the puny little model onto the engine's outer housing, then trying to fly an engine with NO effective aerodynamic surfaces. Lotsaluk!!!
Sounds like fun! DO get a UTube of it. It is likely to be as much fun as the washing machine video, and just as sensible.
(I do like way-out ideas, but want to be a safe distance from things like this.)
Unlikely!
- The blast - if it doesn't melt the model - is likely to cause flutter. By the time the model escapes the blast, the flutter is likely to tear the model apart before you gain any flying control of it.
NOT a nice prospect...
O R - using the turbofan as main power actually means taping the puny little model onto the engine's outer housing, then trying to fly an engine with NO effective aerodynamic surfaces. Lotsaluk!!!
Sounds like fun! DO get a UTube of it. It is likely to be as much fun as the washing machine video, and just as sensible.
(I do like way-out ideas, but want to be a safe distance from things like this.)
#7
There is still opportunity to scratch build one, plan: http://www.outerzone.co.uk/plan_details.asp?ID=6627