The guy who built this flying replica is the one who is right. Not you.

@@milesabove5259 Gee, do you really have to do that them?

@@milesabove5259 bruh.

@@milesabove5259 @ do you really need to do that dude? I think this is not the right time to ruin someones day dude.

@@milesabove5259 reading comprehension is hard eh?

Same bro

Because they kicked off most of the new and better content creators, so they forced to show things from years ago.

No doubt.

Idk

I agree. I did aerospace engineering and I could not agree more. That fact there are several people who have done this, its almost inevitable someone will go full scale. Its somewhere in between the V22 and a standard helicopter. There's no doubt some serious work to be done but this is super impressive.

I did aerospace engineering and I could not agree more. That fact there are several people who have done this, its almost inevitable someone will go full scale. Its somewhere in between the V22 and a standard helicopter. There's no doubt some serious work to be done but this is super impressive.

At a certain scale, yes. We have no guarantee yet that it will perform at full scale

@@gormauslander Yeah, but aerospace people have been using scale models for decades. What this answers is that it can fundamentally work. What your pointing at (and quite right) is can we scale the weight and power requirements. We know form helicopters and in particular projects like the V-22 Osprey that we can get the weights and power requirements. Other than being ducted and the rotor being fully independent its not even that new of a concept. -> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transverse_rotors

Almost all tech in Avatar - from C&C game. This - ORCA.

less gravity on movie and more heavy dense air. demand smal wings/rotors like planes in water.

They thought up a design that would indeed fly, but that would be less safe than conventional helicopters, because these kinds of rotors (which are really more lift fans than rotors) can't auto-rotate. So if the engine quits it goes down like a brick.

@@DarqeDestroyer hi.!.have you yet set some kind of turbine shafts,providing thrust,by ejection nozzles those addings to be synchronized with the fans,the chopper.settings are required(computer),shall it be fun,shall it not.!?(sourire)

@@DarqeDestroyer the v-22 can't autorotate either, but they have dual engines either of which can power both rotors.

The helicopter is beautiful 😎😎😎 #riskalive

Maybe the atmosphere is too thin for proper auto rotate. The planet may be a bit smaller than earth, with less gravity allowing creatures to grow bigger and heavier flying animals.

Thanks. It did take a lot to design it but the flight controller was the easier part.

@@iainsadler9666 you're insane. I'm so impressed. Are you working on anything else?

@@tarithgs currently working on an EH101 3D printed fuselage for 450 size RC heli. TREX 450 SE etc.

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So what exactly makes it "insane"?

@@lennyf1957 It's just a matter of speaking.. But for one, just imagine all the trial and error one would have to go through to make a flying prototype like this,, starting from scratch. the model itself, the programming of the actuators that tilt the arms the rotors are on ... the amount of work that went into this is admirable !

@@Sanisfaction Oh!

Thanks Carl

​@@iainsadler9666is the design available to buy? You website just goes round in circles :)

@@stuartfrancis9183 I will amend my site so you can email me.

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@@iainsadler9666 emailed again?

The helicopter is beautiful 😎😎😎 #riskalive

The helicopter is beautiful 😎😎😎 #riskalive

I do aim to add build videos for both my helicopter fuselages and for this machine.

I will fix the contact part of my website so you can email me and I shall reply there. I am in a position that I will shortly be able to accommodate an order for you.

HI I have not yet set up the shop tab on my website. I shall fix the contact me. I do sell my helicopter fuselages on eBay where my username is: inlsadler

I call minigun

I use a Futaba 10 channel transmitter and receiver. The control board in this one is KK2.1

I always thought a shifting weight mechanism could work for this. An internal weight on a slide rail that moves forward or backward to create pitch. A central reaction wheel could possibly work too.

I do not believe this could actually work, as tilting the rotors forward would just make the fuselage tilt back. It is hanging from the rotors, not solidly level. It needs a third rotor in the back. This is why there are no working real size models like this. Moving weights is counter intuitive, if more mass is needed just to control the machine. How about sliding seats or passengers told to move forward and aft to manoeuvre the craft? Bit clumsy. Osprey is an airplane with wings at cruise speeds.

Its actually very stable. I have upgraded the internal frame so it is simpler to assemble and is £d printed the fuselage is vacuum formed. Electronics are pretty simple. I used a KK2.1 board.

Its the TEST flight! Give him a chance to learn the inputs

Actually there was zero wind as you can see if you look at the trees. It is very stable and more a reflection of my pilot skills.

Batteries are just not at this level yet, but within 5 - 10 years who knows.

In the movie the aircraft is turbine powered. Not electric like an rc.

@@liefbrunhilda926 don't think anyone disputed that. Randy made a good point about fuel taking up a lot of storgae room on a carrier and electric being a possible solution.

@@liefbrunhilda926 The model is made to look like it has turboshaft power, but in reality it is battery powered, and so should all REAL aircraft of this type.

@@davidwass9996 Of course batteries are not at this level yet-I never said they were-but if you look at what has been done with electric cars and a few electric aircraft, it is almost a certainty aircraft like this will eventually be electrically powered.

Please visit my website for more details. Parts will shortly be available to buy or alternatively purchase the STL file for self print.

Hi I've not yet set up my online shop but will fix the contact me so I can reply to emails.

@@iainsadler9666 Hi. Your model is amazing. I would like to make a similar one, but there is nothing on your website. Do you still sell stl models?

Yes I can sell a complete kit google me at lamworks. The contact link is currently broken but will get it fixed in the next few days.

I would like to see if it can move forward at a steady speed. It looked like it was stopping every time you got some forward tilt going, but that might have been cautious flying.

Thanks

Maybe this but m not sure its a cool design tho ill prefer this then helicopter

I'll add contact details on my website

Yes I scratch built it. I made the former and vac formed the body. The internal frame was pretty complex but have now designed and 3D printed it. Been too busy with work and other projects but might try to get back to it.

I will fix my website so the contact page works.

Then it wouldn't be a replica of a craft from a movie. He showed it could be done as depicted.

@@Andy-df5fj Not entirely. It doesn't move much, like poor maneuverability. Also, if it is the one in the movie there should be more space for passengers. Still cool though!

@@johnlucas6683 Its actually very manoeuvrable but I'm a novice pilot. Will get a friend to do the flying and post an update. To achieve stability with true Bi-copter balance is key so battery placement is key.

A helicopter is a rotary wing, it is absolutely impossible to enclose them because they don't trace a flat plane.

Rennie Allen if the blade enclosure tilted with the blades , I know how they work . If the enclosure was at least 16 3/4 inch , the air speed would increase around 28 percent thus lessening rotor drag and help decrease stalling.

@@jamesmills3176 you don't have a clue how helicopters work, the rotor does not tilt. It uses cyclic pitch.

Rennie Allen no shit . Pitch and tilt , get it ? Dam.

@@jamesmills3176 no tilt. The rotor doesn't tilt wrt the aircraft. There are plenty of videos on KZfaq where a camera is mounted on the mast looking down the wing and you can see what rotors actually do.