Concept for Flying Car is old, Curtiss was granted a patent for his 'AeroCar' One of issues is passive safety rules for cars add lots of weight, flying cars are not allowed TO and Landing on roads, where top width limit is 248 cm. A minor crash can make a flying car able to run on land, but lethal in flight. The Eshelman 'Flying Flounder', patent by Thompson, could make a practical flying motorcycle. 3 wheelers are bykes, 4 wheelers are cars. Blessings +
“ o for crying 😭 out loud my mind is blown , for crying 😭 out loud are you all done ? You have one more year before Roy will show the world 🌎 how things are done for crying 😭 out loud “ you have one more year . Get ready go . For crying 😭 out loud .
It will never ever become practical like the wide usage of cars and other vehicles that's on the road all over the world right now.. Until they can make a flying motorhome ( roaming the skies daily ) where you can take your family on a camping trip, then and only then we will truly have a 'flying cars ', lol
The issue in flying cars could be it must meet the car passive safety features, this adds a lot of weight, even more, if you get a hit or bump in your car's body, it doesn't matter, but any hit in the Aerodynamic parts of vehicle will put you into danger if you attempt flying. Cars, bus, trucks have a 248 cm width limit on road. Three wheeled vehicles are considered motorcycles, regulations are looser. For 3 wheel vehicles, the best option would be steering and 2 wheels in front, power in rear wheel
To board in confidence a flying machine, I'd feel better if it has some gliding ability in the case of a total engine failure, not just falling as a thick bric.
1. Aston .... overdone and overpriced... as if people would be actually flying these? most will be autonomos with co-ordinates input and that's it. 2. Blackbird .... great design at a budget available to many.... slow and easy with a lot of redundancy.... it's not fast but who wants fast when you're lighter than air? 3. Airspeeder .... sadly, like the Aston, just not practical for general use. 4. Switchblade .... huh?... get out of the 70s/80s. no VTOL means dinosaur. 5. Archer .... looks dated and plane like when it doesn't need to be. a redesign will help. 6. Airbus Pop.Up .... the best design here and likely to be in production in the future. i love the dual road/air modular aspect. brilliant for an Uber style ride share. 7. EHang .... maybe a single seat Uber application. just another drone style but useable. 8. Aircar.... absolutely ridiculous. cost, maintenance, fossil fuel burner.... everything about this is backwards... take it behind the barn and shoot it. 9. Klein Vision .... outdated rubbish. no VTOL. send it back to the 1980's where it belongs. 10. XANG X2 .... exactly what the market will demand. an autonomous 2 to 4 seater will be the biggest demand and easiest licensing. 11. Aero Mobil .... just another dinosaur. 12. PALV Liberty .... nonsensical outdated and ugly. 13. Terrafugia .... more outdated rubbish with no VTOL. 14. Aero Mobil 4 .... just more time and money wasted on a dinosaur.
Looking good. It would be nice to afford any of these.
Air car ils thé best for me
Thank you video brilliant compliment
With a maximum altitude of 25 miles 🤔, this guy is almost as crazy as NASA
Sounds like it can outdo passenger airlines of 6 or 7 miles altitude
未来素晴らしい
The first one kinda reminds me of the weird flying vehicle from Pixar’s The Incredibles a little bit.
It seems to me carrying cargo should be the focus rather than personal use
Curtiss Channel Wing is a device good for flying cars
It's the bat!
Concept for Flying Car is old, Curtiss was granted a patent for his 'AeroCar'
One of issues is passive safety rules for cars add lots of weight, flying cars are not allowed TO and Landing on roads, where top width limit is 248 cm.
A minor crash can make a flying car able to run on land, but lethal in flight.
The Eshelman 'Flying Flounder', patent by Thompson, could make a practical flying motorcycle.
3 wheelers are bykes, 4 wheelers are cars.
Blessings +
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Robot and Dragon: Warriors Chronicles (2011) Terrafugia TFX Scene (Moviecilps)
Robot and Dragon The Animated Series (Brother Oh)
Blow your mind? Be ready for your lawn furniture to be blown out of your yard
I like this one over the rest tf-x
“ o for crying 😭 out loud my mind is blown , for crying 😭 out loud are you all done ? You have one more year before Roy will show the world 🌎 how things are done for crying 😭 out loud “ you have one more year . Get ready go . For crying 😭 out loud .
Flying CARS ???
EXACTLY....They're more like gigantic flying drones, lol
This is in African 88B
WOW these are amazing as they were in the 1930's😒🖕
Please only show vehicles that are up to the proper size to carry personnel and not AI generated comparing the first three to the last three.
Cool but will never be built! 😮
From The Creators of Shrek and Madagascar and The Director Of Kung Fu Panda Director Of How To Train Your Dragon (Red Dead and the Redemption)
It will never ever become practical like the wide usage of cars and other vehicles that's on the road all over the world right now.. Until they can make a flying motorhome ( roaming the skies daily ) where you can take your family on a camping trip, then and only then we will truly have a 'flying cars ', lol
The issue in flying cars could be it must meet the car passive safety features, this adds a lot of weight, even more, if you get a hit or bump in your car's body, it doesn't matter, but any hit in the Aerodynamic parts of vehicle will put you into danger if you attempt flying.
Cars, bus, trucks have a 248 cm width limit on road.
Three wheeled vehicles are considered motorcycles, regulations are looser.
For 3 wheel vehicles, the best option would be steering and 2 wheels in front, power in rear wheel
To board in confidence a flying machine, I'd feel better if it has some gliding ability in the case of a total engine failure, not just falling as a thick bric.
No, you have to get the FAA to get the blank out of the way of Flying Car Companies!!!!!
1. Aston .... overdone and overpriced... as if people would be actually flying these? most will be autonomos with co-ordinates input and that's it.
2. Blackbird .... great design at a budget available to many.... slow and easy with a lot of redundancy.... it's not fast but who wants fast when you're lighter than air?
3. Airspeeder .... sadly, like the Aston, just not practical for general use.
4. Switchblade .... huh?... get out of the 70s/80s. no VTOL means dinosaur.
5. Archer .... looks dated and plane like when it doesn't need to be. a redesign will help.
6. Airbus Pop.Up .... the best design here and likely to be in production in the future. i love the dual road/air modular aspect. brilliant for an Uber style ride share.
7. EHang .... maybe a single seat Uber application. just another drone style but useable.
8. Aircar.... absolutely ridiculous. cost, maintenance, fossil fuel burner.... everything about this is backwards... take it behind the barn and shoot it.
9. Klein Vision .... outdated rubbish. no VTOL. send it back to the 1980's where it belongs.
10. XANG X2 .... exactly what the market will demand. an autonomous 2 to 4 seater will be the biggest demand and easiest licensing.
11. Aero Mobil .... just another dinosaur.
12. PALV Liberty .... nonsensical outdated and ugly.
13. Terrafugia .... more outdated rubbish with no VTOL.
14. Aero Mobil 4 .... just more time and money wasted on a dinosaur.