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March 19th 16, 03:32 AM
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Shameless update from Dale Kramer
On Friday, March 18, 2016 at 6:24:20 PM UTC-7, DaleKramer wrote:
5. You choose to define my rotor disk loading as 'high' with examples of air vehicles of two different categories, why? 6. There are 7 motors used during hover on the vLazair and your assumption appears to be that a failure of any single one, would have no recovery. That is incorrect. Multirotors can operate with one or more rotors disabled, depending on design. It is high because it IS high. It is 5-6 times higher than an R22. Seven motors is an even higher probability of failure. I have seen no DESIGN data (vs speculation) that indicates your "design" will function with the failure of any motor. Let me remind you: you presented yourself initially as "shameless" self promotion. If you don't like criticism go someplace else. 
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