Made in Cambodia: What Could Possibly Go Wrong With This Homemade Airplane?

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Re: Made in Cambodia: What Could Possibly Go Wrong With This Homemade Airplane?

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For the image, not for me.
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Re: Made in Cambodia: What Could Possibly Go Wrong With This Homemade Airplane?

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LionsLeftTesticle wrote:Pretty amazing to see in Cambodia.

I used to be employed by a toy airplane company. I was catching a ride home once from the Mongolian desert. We crashed and had to build a single engine plane before bandits killed us.

I can confirm this plane could fly.
Because of your familiarity with 'navier-stokes' no doubt.
(flow around submerged objects and all that)

just sayin'

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Re: Made in Cambodia: What Could Possibly Go Wrong With This Homemade Airplane?

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Bertros wrote:
LionsLeftTesticle wrote:Pretty amazing to see in Cambodia.

I used to be employed by a toy airplane company. I was catching a ride home once from the Mongolian desert. We crashed and had to build a single engine plane before bandits killed us.

I can confirm this plane could fly.
Because of your familiarity with 'navier-stokes' no doubt.
(flow around submerged objects and all that)

just sayin'

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Just common sense I guess.

If a 747 weighs half a million kilos and can fly, why can't this when it's much lighter?
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Re: Made in Cambodia: What Could Possibly Go Wrong With This Homemade Airplane?

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it's not about gross weight but a ratio of weight to wing area , wing shape and engine power that are of on his design
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LionsLeftTesticle wrote:No, I was just traveling and ended up at a mining base. I hitched a ride on a plane, but it crashed.

We had to turn the two engine plane into a single engine. Because I had only worked on toy airplanes I nearly got electrocuted in storm, but pilot pushed me off plane with seconds to spare.

It was also hard working on the plane with little water.

If they do turn my life story into a movie I'll let you know about it.
You mean like the 1965 cult classic "Flight of the Phoenix "?
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IraHayes wrote:
LionsLeftTesticle wrote:No, I was just traveling and ended up at a mining base. I hitched a ride on a plane, but it crashed.

We had to turn the two engine plane into a single engine. Because I had only worked on toy airplanes I nearly got electrocuted in storm, but pilot pushed me off plane with seconds to spare.

It was also hard working on the plane with little water.

If they do turn my life story into a movie I'll let you know about it.
You mean like the 1965 cult classic "Flight of the Phoenix "?
No way, the remake.
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Re: Made in Cambodia: What Could Possibly Go Wrong With This Homemade Airplane?

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LionsLeftTesticle wrote:
IraHayes wrote:
LionsLeftTesticle wrote:No, I was just traveling and ended up at a mining base. I hitched a ride on a plane, but it crashed.

We had to turn the two engine plane into a single engine. Because I had only worked on toy airplanes I nearly got electrocuted in storm, but pilot pushed me off plane with seconds to spare.

It was also hard working on the plane with little water.

If they do turn my life story into a movie I'll let you know about it.
You mean like the 1965 cult classic "Flight of the Phoenix "?
No way, the remake.
A lotus macao channel all time favorite this one.
Recently learned that it was a remake and a badly criticized one too while the original movie is almost considered as a master piece. I downloaded it but fell asleep around the 10' mark twice already.
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Ha seen it here recently on TV.

Only knew it was a remake 10 minutes ago.
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