A very small jet for the average rc hobbyist.
Once upon a few days ago, an engineer at one of our warehouses decided to use the Krakenator 5000 to shrink a jet, and the manager came in and said, "What if we actually built small jets for people to fly, and shrink our existing satellite technology to control them from the ground?" So that's how a space company ended up making comically small planes for children.
The remote controlled plane comes standard with the latest version of LaunchAssist landing wheels, making takeoff as easy as ripping that throttle amd pulling up! And now with impact resistant wings and nose, you're 26.62% less likely to dent the lightweight aluminum foil we use as the body of the plane. Speaking of lightweight, it weighs only 20 kg, and can take off at 20 m/s, and fly up to 90 m/s, while maintaining high maneuverability, some even tried flying it indoors!(they failed) With a hyper efficient engine, it can fly for hours on end, giving your child the joy they love, or you the perfect platform for your new spy hardware to stalk the government. Some say it can never run out of fuel...
The weight was reduced to 20kg by making all parts 0% mass, and instead using a single fuselage part as the CoM to let me easily control where it is. It can be easily selected by looking for the part labeled "Mass" ; I also labeled the physics enabled wings, and gave abbreviations on their locations. The engine is custom scaled to give a more realistic power output instead of going 1500 m/s.
GENERAL INFO
- Predecessor: A Really Small Jet
- Created On: Android
- Game Version: 0.9.704.0
- Price: $728k
- Number of Parts: 35
- Dimensions: 2 m x 2 m x 2 m
PERFORMANCE
- Total Delta V: 0m/s
- Total Thrust: 0N
- Engines: 1
- Wet Mass: 21kg
- Dry Mass: -14,550kg
STAGES
| Stage | Engines | Delta V | Thrust | Burn | Mass |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | 0m/s | 0N | 0s | 21kg |
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1,017 PeriapsisCo3.2 years ago
@XionmassResearchDevt Well the warehouse manager had too much aluminum foil because they thought everyone might want a tinfoil hat for our new satellite dish...
Also that's interesting information there, I knew the lighter toys use foam or plastic hulls, and the big ones used balsa for its lightweight durability, but I didn't know anything about EEP.
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24.8k XionmassResearchDevt3.2 years ago
They make rc planes out of balsa and covering,, or foam... Star foam,, which is ok ish... And EEP FOAM which is super glue safe , and like if you put finger nail in it . It will foam back out fixing it's self... Now those are the rc planes I fly... EEP Foamies .. :). " Expanded Polypropylene (EPP) is a highly versatile closed-cell bead foam that provides a unique range of properties, including outstanding energy absorption, multiple impact resistance, thermal insulation, buoyancy, water and chemical resistance, exceptionally high strength to weight ratio and 100% recyclability.
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24.8k XionmassResearchDevt3.2 years ago
@PeriapsisCo if you ever tried rc airplane sims ,, it's very much like your plane.. its like playing real flight simulator
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1,017 PeriapsisCo3.2 years ago
@XionmassResearchDevt I have no idea how to make the old one work, I've had so many problems with the physics on it, it's a miracle it's even uploaded! But this version... No problems with it, ever. I don't know what removing the mass did, but it did something amazing apperently.
This one is just so much better at flying, it seems like its not even small!
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24.8k XionmassResearchDevt3.2 years ago
Magic!! Magic I say!!! Well idk how you fixed other.. I just spent 15 minutes trying and it's pretty hard to get it from old version to this flying so great.. WOW 😲
@PeriapsisCo actually all size. Even huge.. . Of foam airplanes.. Check out Hobby People USA ... Or like Horizon Hobby.. oh the foam even extra large are electric.. brushless with lipo battery.. and balsa usually has nitro fuel Engines