Відео

I guess you didn't build a flying car.

Try more bro ! haha so fast !!!

great video dude

Love it, but it looks like the Jetson1 from sweeden who is a in mass production already

I saw you use an Ipad, im also planning to buy an Ipad. What is your experience with an ipad for 3d and other enginering stuff?

I'm guessing the structural issues are centred around the beams the propellors are attached to. You'd be putting an awful lot of vertical force through a horizontal structure, which could cause structural weakness leading to eventual failure. I'm not an engineer, but I'm thinking they might benefit from support beams attached midway along connected to the upper part of the frame (think the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle), and/or crossbeams connecting the two beams on either side (which would brace them against each other, i.e. front left connected to rear left; front right connected to rear right) and would also offer an additional beam to connect bracing points to the upper part of the frame. I guess you'd still need to be able to angle the propellors for steering, so any bracing would have to take that into account.

Hey Alan Zhang, I am here in Uganda, and I have an idea. What if we worked on it together? If yes, reply this comment and I give you my email address and WhatsApp number.

Excelente panita

please make it remotely controllable first with a 70-80kg payload on board and test it before even thinking flying it yourself. as a mechanical engineer I can see so many weak points that you won't be able to solve unless you completely redesign it. good luck!

More evtol

You should have used aluminum tubing.

Haina ma china ma ha harty Hartland Kool aye ha

Act this would be aces high connectikz tek a c t connetiket tena c Tennessee nesse nest Einstein komono commoners rooms communism community communion common interests hmm brilliant tt ktt directors meao meow lion fondue haha fountain kf genie genious

Hi Alan, You have a very cool project! I admire your tenacity and your dream! I am also developing a flying car of my own design, so I can really appreciate what you are doing. I wish you the very best in your project! I started my project in 2016 in San Diego, Calif and I am still working on it, but 3.5 years ago I found a business partner and moved the project to Fjugesta, Sweden. The project is called Sky Chaser. It is the 1st vehicle if its kind, a real roadable Blade Runner style VTOL flying car. It looks and drives like a car, uses its body as a wing and has no folding wings. It has no exposed rotors and is all electric. Sky Chaser looks and drives like a car, and flies both vertically like a drone and horizontally like a plane, in addition it is amphibian. Since it is an entirely new design for a flying car, I started by developing a working 1/6 scale model out of foam board and hot glue. Then I developed a CAD model that I got to fly in a flight simulator. Then I scaled the design to full scale and now have a unmanned working 200lb prototype we are now testing in VTOL mode with remote control. The tests show that it flies the same as in the flight simulator. Click on my icon the see videos of my tests and a presentation of the project. Also below are some links with more information: *Website: SkyChaser(dot)se *Project Presentation: drive.google.com/file/d/1FAdls15OriuQ4hoD2xPwXeNQDQTKpK1t/view?usp=drive_link *evtol News article 1: evtol.news/sky-chaser-concept-design *evtol news article 2: evtol.news/sky-chaser *Simulation tests: drive.google.com/file/d/19taPDO1yERAumR8OV1IFk2n1TqNLNUkN/view?usp=drive_link *Full Scale hover test: drive.google.com/file/d/1qDl5X142uC5yt_5Xcb0GUS3h-LgD4P0V/view?usp=drive_link

Subscribed.

😅 well well

I built an interstellar hover craft tunnel boring anti gravitational submarine and it sits in my driveway too...

6:01 what happened here?😂

The first sentence of the video is exactly why I study engineering. Couldn't say it better than that, clear and simple

Were the problems with structural integrity due to structural design or the materials used?

Shut up and take my money

So when is the flying part?

Hi I don't know u but don't gave up on ur dream..or any one of u that reading my messages..

real ones remember Colin furze did it first

❤👍👍👍👍for the music...

Yeah structure that was clear you could see that good luck!

"I built... " Does not fly. You haven't built it until we see it fly.

I hope you do it and just make it affordable for the masses - dont be greedy and be world changer :)

Awsome design, just curious though it looks like there was a lot of flex when you picked it up by the propellers. Do you have any plans to fix that or is it not a big deal?

Turn the music up, I could almost understand what you were saying in a couple scenes

This is so amazing! Happy you documented the journey

Good job!!!

Please can you tell me Which software you can use to make the 3D prototyping modle 🙏🙏🙏🙏🧑‍💻🧑‍💻🧑‍💻

Just don’t invent a submarine to go down to see the titanic.

Are these beams welded together? If not, then they all are a structural problem. Relying on a joint elements for strength looks suspicious, especially when made out of plastic

Hello Alan. My name's Bogdan and I study Aerospace Engineering in Leeds, UK. I believe your design could benefit from splitting the propellers up into instead of 4 holders or "wings" into for example 6, which would make it a dodeca-copter if I'm not mistaken. I believe supporting the load with 3 beams instead of 2, could add a lot to the structural integrity of the build. Another option to consider would be the way the rotors are arranged, so again instead of 4 points, with 2 at each, maybe 8 separate points would be better, but not sure. I'm saying this due to the way the rotors may pick up air in your design. I believe, at high speeds there could be a lot of turbulence between the 2 propellers on each hold. As obviously, I am not sure what kinds of simulations you ran into the structural testing and the airflow, FEA or CFD flows and whatnot, but overall looks very promising. Would be very curious to know how you based your design choices and considerations such as these. Cool project nonetheless, just some thinking fuel <3

You may be somewhat knowledgeable in the manufacture of some sort of EV, your video production and directions skillz are non-existent.... Sorry, I forgot editing, too...

Oh where to start... I have been designing mine for awhile now... my only problem is the motors and the Props for it... I never can figure out what I am looking for so that I can design my power feed solution...

Can you help me find a geodeisic dome hub connector design for 3d printing? There is one available on pintrest but the wrong size....looks like you might be the man for the job...thanks,Kate.

If a bird hits a blade your going to crash.

Cad on the track pad is crazy

Nice job, If I can ask you, what is the references the motor/rotor? THANKS

So he's not going to finish it? Just a rich flex huh......