Re: More power always better?
Ok well having seen what everyone has said I think I might aim to build an engine with a peak power curve between 3500-4500rpm. I also think I may begin building a garage/hanger to start building in. It wont be anything special just something to keep me from the elements and something that will hold some heat in and potential thieves out. I have built up a credit at the local lumber yard so I can do it for free basically.
Then I think I may start construction on some molds for the fuselage. I want to try and get a fuselage finsished on my own dollar then have something to show my "advisor" and something to show my possible sponsors. Then will come things like structural supports, engine mount, landing gear etc. I should be able to do most of that for half decently cheap. I will be buying raw materiels only and doing all the work myself.
Im not saying this will work. But I have made my mind up to give it a try. Like I said Im going to try and use as little money as possible until I have figured out if it is going to work. I need a new project anyways, I just got done rebuilding my camaro . I had planned on picking up an old truck to hot rod.... guess not. Anyways I have to go look over my plans, I think I have a very long journey ahead! I hope this doesnt blow up in my face.......
Steve
Ok well having seen what everyone has said I think I might aim to build an engine with a peak power curve between 3500-4500rpm. I also think I may begin building a garage/hanger to start building in. It wont be anything special just something to keep me from the elements and something that will hold some heat in and potential thieves out. I have built up a credit at the local lumber yard so I can do it for free basically.
Then I think I may start construction on some molds for the fuselage. I want to try and get a fuselage finsished on my own dollar then have something to show my "advisor" and something to show my possible sponsors. Then will come things like structural supports, engine mount, landing gear etc. I should be able to do most of that for half decently cheap. I will be buying raw materiels only and doing all the work myself.
Im not saying this will work. But I have made my mind up to give it a try. Like I said Im going to try and use as little money as possible until I have figured out if it is going to work. I need a new project anyways, I just got done rebuilding my camaro . I had planned on picking up an old truck to hot rod.... guess not. Anyways I have to go look over my plans, I think I have a very long journey ahead! I hope this doesnt blow up in my face.......
Steve
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