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Weird combo of F-35, Su-57 and F-15. Looks neat!

For the noisy wing lift fans, you may be encountering some airflow interference between the five bladed prop and the five bladed support. As far as I know it's best to match "even to odd" with regards to supports to blades in fan applications.

The U.S Air Force really needs this guy…

Whoaah thats quite an impressive printer setup

It wouldn't be cheap but that offered in a complete kit would be awesome!!

Ok got to the end… absolutely amazing build thanks for the update! Very excited to see it hover and fly!

I have had multiple twin EDF jets and when they create that weird harmonics, I take one and rotate the blades 180 degrees on 1 of the motors and see how it goes. Sometimes it takes so fine tuning.

You'll definitely want to add the capacitors to the ESCs. They will help mitigate the effects of limo battery voltage sag under high loads and should smooth out the sound/ performance

Been following your videos for a while. Great to see this coming together.

Just saw it, thought it was cool, not disappointed. Looking forward to see the flight.

Its beautifull! congratulations!

Next step of evolution must be to drive all the rudders invisible directly from the servos. Great work!

Looking quite amazing glad to see the resign going great

Well done buddy don't be shy an being teathered always càrryiez undesired weight an. Fight of control I can see you have the ability keep up the good work my friend of flight

this is amazing. please keep up the great work!

Amazing job! Keep going!

This is a super cool project ! Thank you for sharing

the inner fuselage walls you could thin them to the width of your pla nozzle and then put some diagonal holes in them to keep the structure and loose weight ... do the same for the wing root and fuselage join keep a thin wall but remove some middle material .... since two same thickness walls will meet you double the thickness ... if you have a 2mm head and make 4mm walls then you can save 50% of the wall by going to a 2mm wall in that spot... nice design ... looks like it will fly well too ...