hey guys
I'm wanting to make a quater scale model of the MQ9 reaper
length - 2.75 meter
wingspan - 5 meter
height 0.9 meters
it's gonna be a big'un
i dont't know weight ratio's though im gonna use this as an engine
http://www.uavenginesltd.co.uk/index.php?id=403
or
http://www.uavenginesltd.co.uk/index.php?id=404
depending on the weight
My problems are the weights like the weight at the front and back should it be balanced to be able to fly or could it be heavier at the back with the engline.
My other problem is what i should make it out of and how i shape it and attatch parts e.g. wings etc
Thankyou
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Permalink Reply by Tobias Krieger on February 4, 2012 at 11:57am Louis,
I'm working with Rotary Engine (single) and even if the design is nice, they can be pain. Very short life time (In extreme cases less then 150FH) - and overhaul is not cheap.
But they have some advantages, definitely. I personally would re command a turbine. (e.g. http://www.jakadofsky.com/index1.php?bereichID=4&lang=en)
-Tobias
Permalink Reply by Louis Mullen on February 4, 2012 at 2:05pm would they be able to fly that size drone ? And how much are they ?
Permalink Reply by Tobias Krieger on February 4, 2012 at 2:55pm I know that some of them are used to power manned glider (maybe not the jet engine i mentioned above, but there are pretty similar around for this purpose). Worst case, take two, then you have redundancy.
Depends mainly on the weight of the AV, the performance requirements and the aerodynamic.
-tobias
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