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The length of the model car is the smallest in the world is only 0285 mm, more or less the equivalent of a grain of sand.In order to achieve such a model of formula 1 car it took less than 4 minutes.. It was made up of 100 microscopic layers, each consisting of 200 lines as…
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"By crossing airships with airplanes, Solar Ship is planning to build a craft that can carry heavy loads long distances with a tiny carbon footprint. Filled with helium, they soak up rays from the sun to provide the energy for forward motion and fulfill its original design challenge – carry 1,000 kilograms (2,205 lbs) of payload 1,000 kilometers (621.4 miles). The craft is heavier than air,…
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Hi,
Tired of cutting your fingers during the testing stage of your quad.
Then make some thin cardboard short propellers.Your fingers will thank…
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What do you think about making a variable pitch quad with Trex 600 tail rotor assambly parts.
It's using a outrunner motor and a servo for each 70cm blade.
It's also for sale(around 400$)…
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Constantinescu said…
Season Two of the Trust Time Trial (T3) Contest has now begun. The fourth round is an accuracy round for multicopters, which requires contestants to fly a cube. The deadline is April 14th.43 members
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