I am so fresh in this kind of air plan and before this video ı was thinking of springs under the wings. I am gloud from my self 😁 thank you this video. 🙏
I have a black bionic rc bird. Once while flyin at dusk i had a owl attack it, it even did that spin turnin upside down, claws out a few times, it was pretty cool
gr8 video, so what is better. Gearbox or servos? Do you need servos type to be able to lock wings into glide? with the servos, you can set fail safe, so if you loose power it will lock servos where you want. cheers.
Watchin ur vid again... at bout 33:27 u talk bout the wings needing to b fast on the downstroke n slow on the up. Have u ever payed attention 2 a bird in flight. Even in the clip u show of geese flyin, its the opposite of that. It is slower on the down n faster on the up stroke in nature
Yes, this was something I only noticed recently by looking at a lot of barn owl flight videos. For the barn owl the down stroke seems to take between 1.5 and 1.9 times the upstroke time.
Wow...Da Vinci speaking...congratulations !!! Awsome!!!
I am so fresh in this kind of air plan and before this video ı was thinking of springs under the wings. I am gloud from my self 😁 thank you this video. 🙏
I had no idea such sophisticated versions of this things existed. This is dope
Totally awesome,love that big flapping beauty!
I have a black bionic rc bird. Once while flyin at dusk i had a owl attack it, it even did that spin turnin upside down, claws out a few times, it was pretty cool
are there any plans of any kind. I would love to try to build one.
I wonder if a wing modeled off a bat would be easier to reproduce
would have been nice to see how you had the servos hook up to the wings cheers
gr8 video, so what is better. Gearbox or servos? Do you need servos type to be able to lock wings into glide? with the servos, you can set fail safe, so if you loose power it will lock servos where you want. cheers.
Very Interesting. Like you on Rcgroups.
Has anyone measured the power that birds use for flying ?
Watchin ur vid again... at bout 33:27 u talk bout the wings needing to b fast on the downstroke n slow on the up. Have u ever payed attention 2 a bird in flight. Even in the clip u show of geese flyin, its the opposite of that. It is slower on the down n faster on the up stroke in nature
Yes, this was something I only noticed recently by looking at a lot of barn owl flight videos. For the barn owl the down stroke seems to take between 1.5 and 1.9 times the upstroke time.
More ornithopters, or else I'll cry lol