there is a saying in the USA, "A sucker is born every minute."It's very difficult for me to understand, how come Peter could find almost 150 people, who give him $20,000 each for this problem aircraft? Maybe He is very good sales person?
If that were true back in the mid 1800 when the phrase was alleged to have been created, then if the birth rate has remained constant that works out to a little more than one every 6 seconds today.there is a saying in the USA, "A sucker is born every minute."
BJC
Same here but what is even more difficult to understand is that there seems to be people who are on board with buying the aircraft after watching development videos. Just a bump in the road (or runway).It's very difficult for me to understand, how come Peter could find almost 150 people, who give him $20,000 each for this problem aircraft? Maybe He is very good sales person?
I finally watched the video ... and not shaking my head so much at the craft issues, that are shocking, but I don't think anyone is surprised at the result, but shaking my head at the 550 likes the video has... The Blind leading The Blind.there is a saying in the USA, "A sucker is born every minute."
It applies to, among others, people who are ready to believe in things that are too good to be true.
BJC
I thought the same about “burying the video!” Wonder if he actually has buried some videos? Scary thought...One has to admit that he is **** sincere. I would have buried that video in the garden in 2 meters depth and instead state i had the flu and couldnt publish a video this week. If he stays as disciplined with his transparency effort, we could end up watching his body in the news teared in pieces after the crash.
I knew that there was a pony in there somewhere, and you just found it. Thank you.... For us, its the perfect entertainment genre.
I did address this issue on Russian forum of experimental aviation, and not only that problem - there so many problems with Raptor aircraft:the p-factor effect on that flimsy drive system on climb-out. If he is having so many issues taxiing what will happen on a full power climb? How good are all of his mount points in the rest of the project?
Thanks !I did address this issue on Russian forum of experimental aviation, and not only that problem - there so many problems with Raptor aircraft:
http://www.reaa.ru/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?num=1455911054/3139#3139
While we have been concerned about the ability of the current reduction drive to run reliably at full power (should the engine be able to make full power) and we are concerned about the variable relationship between the driving and driven sprockets, I have not seen anything that concerned me (yet) about the stiffness and strength of the prop shaft and its attachment to either the prop or to the airframe. Our big concern has been that the engine and driving sprocket are moving on its mounts independant of the driven sprocket, making the cog belt (and perhaps the sprockets too) short lived and inclined to fail.To say there has been a lot of concerns raised regarding the “re-drive” is an understatement. The latest video got me thinking about the p-factor effect on that flimsy drive system on climb-out. If he is having so many issues taxiing what will happen on a full power climb? How good are all of his mount points in the rest of the project?
LOL, 3100+ posts, the Russians are beating us Guys!!I did address this issue on Russian forum of experimental aviation, and not only that problem - there so many problems with Raptor aircraft:
http://www.reaa.ru/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl?num=1455911054/3139#3139
Don't worry about - many guys there(in Russia) like aviation too!LOL, 3100+ posts, the Russians are beating us Guys!!
One per pound.LOL, 3100+ posts, the Russians are beating us Guys!!
We have a "Posting Gap!"LOL, 3100+ posts, the Russians are beating us Guys!!
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