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An interesting concept. Large chord and relatively slow turning wings
(rotor blades) may work, but it's maximum forward speed is probably very slow. Perhaps an unmanned modern airship, particularly if it is filled with hydrogen, might do just as good. In fact, in a no-wind or low-wind situation the airship should offer a better loiter time. "sanman" wrote in message om... Here's something I was reading: http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99996380 So beyond the mere claim of being more efficient, why would it actually be so? The claim of hovering for 4 days is quite a jump, when compared to Global Hawk. Is this even vaguely realistic? |
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