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Re: Lego Glider
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Date: 
Mon, 28 Jul 2003 09:20:17 GMT
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so we've got the winner :))

looking on the pictures i assume the flat pannels are realy flat
i mean the don't have the aerodynamic shape?

when i've been taking about the plane with oyo i did tell him to use
strong plastic (ie from the folder) to shape the wing
i thing these panels are the same

good work
maybe rubber powered plane will appear soon

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"Daron" <ratasaurs@attbi.com> wrote in message news:HIpHpy.3ny@lugnet.com...
I just finished an all lego glider. Well actually the vertical part of the tail
is paper, however it would be easy to replace that with paper from a lego book,
I would just rather not do that unless I have to. The wings, body and the rest
of the tail are all made from lego parts, the blue parts are the "solar panels"
from the Mars Exploration Rover:#7471. Here is a link to the gliders page:

http://www.dratrobotics.com/dratg.html

And here are links to larger versions of two of the pictures:

http://www.dratrobotics.com/drat6vb.jpg
http://www.dratrobotics.com/drat5vb.jpg

This glider can glide for about 18.5ft, that was its average glide distance. I
will be making a CAD of it soon. The movies are not very good, I had to use the
camera from the lego vision command set, and unfortulently the glider moves to
fast to be seen clearly by the camera. Well all comments are of course welcome,
I will try to answer any questions.

I'm currently working on a new version that will eliminate the need for the
paper part of the tail.



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(...) Ya, they are just flat, I tried an aerodynamic shape right at first but my design kept not working so I went to the flat design. The next version most likely will have an aerodynamic design though. (...) Thanks, rubber powered planes are one (...) (21 years ago, 28-Jul-03, to lugnet.technic)

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I just finished an all lego glider. Well actually the vertical part of the tail is paper, however it would be easy to replace that with paper from a lego book, I would just rather not do that unless I have to. The wings, body and the rest of the (...) (21 years ago, 27-Jul-03, to lugnet.technic) ! 

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