Coanda Effect demonstration of working principle (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-SAQtODAQw&feature=related#)
Aesir Coanda-effect VTOL UAV (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KXVtUCABiv8#ws)
Hi all tack a look at this, it may interest some of you guys that lick to fly something different, I spoke to Simon about it at lased weeks FPV meeting and sead that I would uplod a link, with new technologies like the FY90Q to steady the flight, it could make an interesting FPV platform, one motor a prop and 4 flaps, ther is qwit a lot of info about it, if you googol Coanda effect.
regards Gordon
Thats really interesting. Where would the fpv gear go? Bottom i suppose?
ufo :o
Quote from: GaryB on May 26, 2011, 09:24:43 PM
Thats really interesting. Where would the fpv gear go? Bottom i suppose?
I think I would place it on the front side. perhaps one of the Wii copter guys wold be able to answer that one
regards
Some more info\ plan \diagram please if anyone knows a source. Thank, Foufly.
I fancy building one!
Interesting and different.
Quote from: foufly on May 28, 2011, 08:59:12 AM
Some more info\ plan \diagram please if anyone knows a source. Thank, Foufly.
I fancy building one!
Hi Foufly
Just type in Coanda effect in images section of a googol search, theres lodes of info and drawings, good luck and keep us posted if you go for it. :)
regards Gordon
Very interesting. Thanks Gordon.
Thinking about it over the weekend. My next project.
Quote from: Flypoppa on May 30, 2011, 04:23:01 PM
Thinking about it over the weekend. My next project.
That's brilliant, :) I can't what to see the results, I have a FY90Q Quadrocopter Stabilisation System, in my bits box I think that would be ideal for stabling the flight, will you be using something similar on yours.
regards
Don't know yet. Still got to see some plans and ideas.
Thats quite mad ! I like it, the demo made me more confused then explained it tbh
I'm trying to work out how this is different from a normal wing???
Fast moving air over a surface causes low pressure - theair underneith has a higher pressure, so a force is exerted in the direction from high to low - same principle a wing works on...
Oh yes - please forgive if this is an utterly stupid question... I seem to be having a "stupid" day today... :-X
Quote from: Swissnic on May 30, 2011, 09:13:32 PM
I'm trying to work out how this is different from a normal wing???
Fast moving air over a surface causes low pressure - theair underneith has a higher pressure, so a force is exerted in the direction from high to low - same principle a wing works on...
Oh yes - please forgive if this is an utterly stupid question... I seem to be having a "stupid" day today... :-X
I don't now if this will help you, but its qwit interesting nethertheless.
regards
http://www.discoverhover.org/infoinstructors/guide8.htm (http://www.discoverhover.org/infoinstructors/guide8.htm)