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On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 08:03:01 -0700, "aluckyguess" wrote in
:: It will never have the speed of a Glassair. For the CarterCopter to achieve the speed of a Glassair, would require considerable power I believe. There's also the stability issue of the rotor disk in the relative wind at high speed to address. It would take a cleaver fellow in deed to successfully meet Carter's goals. But I wouldn't characterize them as impossible. |
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