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I'd try to exploit 2 things: 1. the quality of the forward swept wings to not drop a tip at stall. 2. the "box effect" of sponsoons placed at wing tips, that prevents the air to escape laterally over the wing tip, from underneath to the top of the wings due to the pressure difference. Preventing that pressure loss greatly enhances the efficiency of the air cushion trapped between the ground and the wing. You need your vehicle to be penalised, by stalling, every time it wants to gain height. So you give it just enough throttle to sustain lift in ground effect, and when it tries to rise, it will stall immediately. But only the roots of the wings will stall (because they're swept forward), and the tips not, thus keeping the wings level. It will not drop a tip, it will not touch ground (or water). The nose will gently bob down, and the vehicle will lay on its cushion of air again. Basically, there are two negative feedback processes at play: when it tries to rise, is penalised by stalling, and when it tries to land, is penalised by the sudden increase in the air cushion's efficiency.
The dog probably slept 12 hours straight after chasing that around. Really nice. So simply designed yet stable and multipurpose. Imagine that with a seven meter span, seating for four, glass bottom, cruising around the Maldives with tourists that want to visit every nice reef in a day...
Not gonna lie, that is impressive. It has great evasive ability against naturally occurring tamed arctic wolves, and has impressive stability and dosen't look like it stalls easily. It is also great at crashing, driving, flying, boating, or submarining.
Four years later this video comes up on my feed. I like this idea! Looks like something that I could build out of stuff that I have sitting around my house. Looks to be a great project for the snow season.
Man Daniel, I am always happily surprised when I see a new video for you. Aside from the great rc adventures and experiments, the cinematography adds all the more to videos. Multiple camera setups, onboard shots, great editing, and really cool venues. I built Daniel Madigal's Gamera hydroplane and it flies very well in ground effect, but not quite as good as yours, great job and keep the vids coming.
@David M yes that silicone type that can be poured is platin based , expensive but useful when the prizes is worth the cause (and often you dont need much) There is a company from the US which has worldwide local supliers i can recommend its called www.smooth-on.com Click on find distributor (I bough mine from www.kaupo.de)
There must be an unimaginable frustration trying to get this to work in public and everyone watching it like wow that’s cool and you knowing it’s not even half way there
@@giornogiovanna3446 then how to say it? Obviously he did nothing with the idea cus he's 14 and the idea sucks. Watching a video where basically the same fucking thing is beeing shown is not getting an idea.
@@melvinjansen2338 You're an asshole. Especially if he's 14. "How to say it" - don't. No need to be a dick. If he has an idea let him explore it, maybe he'll find out it's not a great idea if it is not, but the only way to gain experience is to fail. I've failed many times, you surely have too. And if you don't change your attitude, I just hope you're never gonna have children. NOBODY deserves to be struck down.
Real live action dogfight -- I could not help imagining myself flying a Spitfire, having that collision and seeing the ground come up to meet me in the last instant of life.
I've been wanting to make one for a while. From previous reading, there are a couple things you can do to improvement performance. First, the ground effect height is directly related to wingspan. Making a wider wingspan will increase the ground effect altitude. Also, the wing tip height in relation to the body make a significant difference. The tips lower the effective overall height. Look at the Boeing Pelican, Caspian Sea Monster (Ekranoplan), and Flarecraft. Their wingtip pontoons weren't only for floation, they were to increase the height of the effective ground effect height. To operate best, you should design for an altitude where the body/fuselage is as high as possible, while still in ground effect. For this kind of application, aim for keeping everything off the snow, ground, or water. If you need a 20 degree roll for turning, make sure that won't put the wingtip into the ground. Look at the "Flarecraft". Their pontoons are inboard about half way, and low. When turning, the entire outboard part of that wing is parallel to the ground, again creating ground effect lift. If you were feeling *really* ambitious, you could actuate those outboard wing segments, keeping them at the same angle relative to the ground, regardless of the aircraft's attitude. Look at the XB-70 Valkyrie, specifically the articulating wingtips. It was doing the same thing, but riding the supersonic shock wave. There is a ton of exploring that can be done with that. I'm honestly surprised that we don't have more ground effect vehicles, considering how much is saved while operating them. They don't need a robust buoyant fuselage, full size airplane wings, nor anywhere near the same required thrust.
Just so everyone knows... Ground effect is not when an aircraft glides on a cushion of air. Ground Effect occurs when the ground disrupts the wingtip vortices and therefore less drag and downward force is applied to the aircraft.
It reminds me of Russian designer Alekseev. th-cam.com/video/x22nVFTd8nI/w-d-xo.html&lc=z22ut1rpjrmksdrxp04t1aokgmov2u4sdaimce4ev41cbk0h00410.1558770812827668
I once made a small flying wing with the gear from a Parkzone Ember 2. It didn't have enough power to haul it properly into the air and so it took advantage of the ground effect. Planes like these are called ekranoplans I believe.
ground effect vehicles are really fascinating to me, i really wanna get into diy rc planes so il definitely try making mow own ground effect thingy some day
+Julius Nyangoro That's the Russian ground effect vehicle they made for the Caspian Sea, not the name for this whole class of ground effect vehicles. The Russian one is very cool though.
YES BRO YES! You are taking advantage of a very very neat aerodynamic ground effect!!!! Keep up the good work!!! I bet something like this will revolutionize snow/sled travel!!! Keep up the good work!! Mad Props!
I hate typing. You LOVE a good review.... Its worth the time on the keyboard to to discover that you can't find words that express how impressive your device works! It started ouut in the snow. Then INTO the water! From there, what next? Wow, right into the air...!! reallly, Mr.Lucky >>> you have gained many accolades for all of your FUN WOORKS!!1 ; Thanks for taking us all along with you! Arn
Its an ekranoplan. Made one of these out of cardboard and hot glue with no motor no movable control surfaces. It would glide all the way across my friends long garage just under an inch off the ground. Try putting a large horizontal wing pointing slightly up on top of the rudder. helps keep the nose down which is very important in optimizing speed and stability in a ground effect vehicle.
Outstanding creativity. I have seen some of your other videos and you never fail to impress me with your ideas. I started as an RC modeler myself, and it lead to a career as an engineer that has been very rewarding. Keep up the good work.
My first inclination was two sticks slung below the sponsons; just as you did! I dare say the instability issue with ground affect vehicles has been solved. Now it can move on to more widespread commercial use
I love how the ducks at 2:35 look like they're just so used to stuff flying towards them for no properly explained reason that they don't even get startled anymore XD
dude the stuff you make is awesome... I used to want to be an aerospace engineer. I used to have a wind-tunnel at school that we could put models into and I came up with a "perfect" airplane/glider I just called it the X wing and well I made it out of balsa wood and some jack#### stepped on it on purpose while we were testing it lol
It "leaks" as you probably know. From the ends when it does the gradual turns. Having "skis" or bigger endplates fixes that probably. Keep it up, fun to watch
It's interesting to see these vehicles in operation. I was fascinated by the Russian experiments with it decades back. It's funny seeing something with a bunch of big engines and tiny wings designed to barely lift off the ground.
Awesome video I came here from a skirtless hovercraft video and guess what I learnt something new and interesting today. All my rc stuff are cars. This video certainly tickles my curiosity on the concept 👍👌👏💡🤓 Thank you
Try introducing a small amount of under-concavity [under-cut] to the wing. Design the under-cut from the wing tip and back in as far as you can manage with materials. A good rule of thumb is maintaining a 1/10 ratio of under-cut to cord. Make sure there is NO under-cut near the pontoon as measured from wing-tip-outboard within a ratio of ~5/8 the cord as measured at the middle of the pontoon. Undercutting a wing too close to the pontoon can result in unwanted tip-stall characteristics at ground-effect-cruising speeds. In terms of pontoons, try introducing a step design. The general rule of thumb is 1/3 to the front, 2/3 step up in the rear. Based on experience, if you're trying for a high efficiency skimmer, start at 1/3{}2/3 and slice off some material (incrementally). Your prop angle looks very good for a start. NOTE that as you decrease surface drag (with under-concavity and pontoon stepping) you will need/want to decrease your prop angle to achieve maximum ground effect loft and efficiency.
Nice. Yeah, another way to demonstrate ground effect is to hover any R/C heli at eye level, note the throttle used, and then go to an inch off the ground and you'll see a huge difference in the amount of power used.
It would be a cool idea to make the hydrofoil pull the plane down somewhat. This would mean that an equilibrium of lift from the wings and downward force from the hydrofoil would be met due to the increasing ground effect the lower it flew.
you should put some hydrophobic coating on the floats to make them almost frictionless with both the water and the snow. Also maybe integrate a closed loop system with your flight controller that always keeps it level by controlling the control surfaces. It would be much faster than you could control it and would be far more level than any human could ever make it.
The ducks in this lake really don't give a shit.
3zuli They give a shit alright they are protecting their defenseless baby.
+RWS Browning hahaha oooh okay hahaha makes sence both ways
Talk about missed oppurtunities. They dont give a duck!
Those damn ducks are hella confident!
I mean, the thing does look like a duck coming in for a water landing.
"Quack, quack, that a fast duck,"
DJ BIS 🔴 What Is Islam? ⚠️
🔴 Islam is not just another religion.
🔵 It is the same message preached by Moses, Jesus and Abraham.
🔴 Islam literally means ‘submission to God’ and it teaches us to have a direct relationship with God.
🔵 It reminds us that since God created us, no one should be worshipped except God alone.
🔴 It also teaches that God is nothing like a human being or like anything that we can imagine.
🌍 The concept of God is summarized in the Quran as:
📖 { “Say, He is God, the One. God, the Absolute. He does not give birth, nor was He born, and there is nothing like Him.”} (Quran 112:1-4)[4] 📚
🔴 Becoming a Muslim is not turning your back to Jesus.
🔵 Rather it’s going back to the original teachings of Jesus and obeying him.
@@ahmdabdallah2132 who asked for your spam?
Literally nobody.
So pretty please piss off.
@@ahmdabdallah2132 NO.
Lol those ducks at 2:36 completely not arsed about a ground effect vehicle whizzing by! 😂
I'd try to exploit 2 things:
1. the quality of the forward swept wings to not drop a tip at stall.
2. the "box effect" of sponsoons placed at wing tips, that prevents the air to escape laterally over the wing tip, from underneath to the top of the wings due to the pressure difference. Preventing that pressure loss greatly enhances the efficiency of the air cushion trapped between the ground and the wing.
You need your vehicle to be penalised, by stalling, every time it wants to gain height. So you give it just enough throttle to sustain lift in ground effect, and when it tries to rise, it will stall immediately. But only the roots of the wings will stall (because they're swept forward), and the tips not, thus keeping the wings level. It will not drop a tip, it will not touch ground (or water). The nose will gently bob down, and the vehicle will lay on its cushion of air again. Basically, there are two negative feedback processes at play: when it tries to rise, is penalised by stalling, and when it tries to land, is penalised by the sudden increase in the air cushion's efficiency.
Its the way the centre of pressure moves as the wing leaves ground effect - not quite the same as a wing stalling in freestream air.
This made me want to try to build one
Good catch on installing a fin on the underside of the wing at the tips to enhance the "ground effect".
Nice camera work, the dog footage is gold!!
Or is it Golden? Ha.
The dog probably slept 12 hours straight after chasing that around. Really nice. So simply designed yet stable and multipurpose. Imagine that with a seven meter span, seating for four, glass bottom, cruising around the Maldives with tourists that want to visit every nice reef in a day...
0:46 ok... play from this point and hum the theme to Star Wars... :) Great craft and vid!!
+Sly Sparkane I thought the same :-)
It totally looks like Luke's speeder!
OMG IKR??? ITS FLYING SO SMOOTHLY WOW! I thought that as soon as i saw that!!!
Thought the same.
These aren't the droids you are looking for. We're free to go. Move along.
Love what seems like your neighbour giving a nice friendly wave there
Always interested in what you come up with next. Really enjoy your videos.
Not gonna lie, that is impressive. It has great evasive ability against naturally occurring tamed arctic wolves, and has impressive stability and dosen't look like it stalls easily. It is also great at crashing, driving, flying, boating, or submarining.
Nice ekranoplan! ;)
экраноплан)
Экранолёт же
It's not the Caspian Sea Monster, it's the Duck Pond Monster :-)
those birds in the water didn't give a duck about the plane
Thats not an ekranoplan. Its a plane boat that uses ground effect to fly
Four years later this video comes up on my feed. I like this idea! Looks like something that I could build out of stuff that I have sitting around my house. Looks to be a great project for the snow season.
You have to FPV that thing.❤️ Aquaplaning at its best
Man Daniel, I am always happily surprised when I see a new video for you. Aside from the great rc adventures and experiments, the cinematography adds all the more to videos. Multiple camera setups, onboard shots, great editing, and really cool venues. I built Daniel Madigal's Gamera hydroplane and it flies very well in ground effect, but not quite as good as yours, great job and keep the vids coming.
Yeah, in all the comments I've read, kudos on the shooting/editing. Makes the videos all that much better.
That is so incredibly satisfying to watch. Great video!
Someone gives that man a cookie. He deserves it.
Can you do a tutorial on how you waterproof your electonics?
use kitchen plastic boxes, the ones with rubberseals.
Also Silicone/Acrylmass/Hotglue can be handy.
@David M yes that silicone type that can be
poured is platin based , expensive but useful
when the prizes is worth the cause (and often
you dont need much) There is a company from
the US which has worldwide local supliers i can recommend its called www.smooth-on.com
Click on find distributor (I bough mine from
www.kaupo.de)
There must be an unimaginable frustration trying to get this to work in public and everyone watching it like wow that’s cool and you knowing it’s not even half way there
You've just given me a great idea for pizza deliver in areas with snow.😉
Have fun with your worthless idea lmao you didn't think of shit
@@melvinjansen2338 no need to be rude man.
@@giornogiovanna3446 then how to say it? Obviously he did nothing with the idea cus he's 14 and the idea sucks.
Watching a video where basically the same fucking thing is beeing shown is not getting an idea.
@@giornogiovanna3446 with the wink emoticon at the end.. You think he doesn't deserve to be struck down?
@@melvinjansen2338 You're an asshole. Especially if he's 14. "How to say it" - don't. No need to be a dick. If he has an idea let him explore it, maybe he'll find out it's not a great idea if it is not, but the only way to gain experience is to fail. I've failed many times, you surely have too. And if you don't change your attitude, I just hope you're never gonna have children.
NOBODY deserves to be struck down.
I must admit it was nice to see it or the idea flying again.
sweet. what a smooth flyer it is :)
i know I am kinda randomly asking but does anybody know of a good website to watch new movies online?
@Houston Travis Lately I have been using flixzone. Just search on google for it =)
@Fletcher Enrique yea, I've been watching on Flixzone for since april myself =)
@Fletcher Enrique thank you, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there =) Appreciate it !!
@Houston Travis you are welcome :D
Came for the vehicle, stayed for the eager doggie! So adorable to see such pure joy.
2:35 Those docks were like, we don't give a fuck :D
Real live action dogfight -- I could not help imagining myself flying a Spitfire, having that collision and seeing the ground come up to meet me in the last instant of life.
Awesome man! And well done. I've seen a lot of people trying to make WIG's work, and fail :)
Cheers and thanks for sharing :)
Nice:)
That , my friend.... Was cool!
Those ducks were like "who's this hooligan messing around on our turf" 😠🐤✈. !!Cool Video!!
I love the dog。
☺️☺️☺️
One hell of a good way to excercise your dog!!!
Quite graceful at times, skimming about.
reminds me of the salt speeders from Star Wars
I've been wanting to make one for a while. From previous reading, there are a couple things you can do to improvement performance.
First, the ground effect height is directly related to wingspan. Making a wider wingspan will increase the ground effect altitude.
Also, the wing tip height in relation to the body make a significant difference. The tips lower the effective overall height. Look at the Boeing Pelican, Caspian Sea Monster (Ekranoplan), and Flarecraft. Their wingtip pontoons weren't only for floation, they were to increase the height of the effective ground effect height.
To operate best, you should design for an altitude where the body/fuselage is as high as possible, while still in ground effect. For this kind of application, aim for keeping everything off the snow, ground, or water. If you need a 20 degree roll for turning, make sure that won't put the wingtip into the ground.
Look at the "Flarecraft". Their pontoons are inboard about half way, and low. When turning, the entire outboard part of that wing is parallel to the ground, again creating ground effect lift.
If you were feeling *really* ambitious, you could actuate those outboard wing segments, keeping them at the same angle relative to the ground, regardless of the aircraft's attitude. Look at the XB-70 Valkyrie, specifically the articulating wingtips. It was doing the same thing, but riding the supersonic shock wave.
There is a ton of exploring that can be done with that. I'm honestly surprised that we don't have more ground effect vehicles, considering how much is saved while operating them. They don't need a robust buoyant fuselage, full size airplane wings, nor anywhere near the same required thrust.
Наши модели над Каспием летали. Только размером поболее.
Weird! I didn’t even realize airplanes had ground effect like a heli or drone would. That’s trippy!
0:30 "Where we are going, we don't need roads"
Jeronimo M how old are you.....
So satisfying to watch it hover fly over the snow like that
This is like the Russian ekranoplan. It was a 500 ton 'craft' that flew a few feet above water.
Yeah th-cam.com/video/VjyY3EFzXJI/w-d-xo.html&
Ekranoplan is literally the Russian word for a Ground Effect Vehicle. They build more than one, though the Caspian Sea Monster is the most famous.
Looks like it would be fun on the snow or sand or maybe a golf course grass. Nice design!
Do a vid where the dog follows a plane for 5 minutes
I find this very satisfying.
PLEASE REVISIT THIS IDEA!!!!!
whoa a single seater ground effect vehicle would be a fun water vehicle
are you taking your Dog for a walk or are you playing with your model plane ????
Just so everyone knows... Ground effect is not when an aircraft glides on a cushion of air. Ground Effect occurs when the ground disrupts the wingtip vortices and therefore less drag and downward force is applied to the aircraft.
make a snow speeder from Empire Strikes back.
It reminds me of Russian designer Alekseev. th-cam.com/video/x22nVFTd8nI/w-d-xo.html&lc=z22ut1rpjrmksdrxp04t1aokgmov2u4sdaimce4ev41cbk0h00410.1558770812827668
I once made a small flying wing with the gear from a Parkzone Ember 2. It didn't have enough power to haul it properly into the air and so it took advantage of the ground effect. Planes like these are called ekranoplans I believe.
very graceful performance . Wales UK
Great work - better than a tv channel any day!
this is the first time i have seen something so BRILLIANT IT'S CRAZY AS well done .
You said the electronics were waterproof. How'd you do that?
+eRCaGuy i think he submerged/coverd the electronics in somesort of epoxy
I would definitely get a ring tone w quak quak when on the lake, would be a plus
You are the most creative rc man i seen
Nice vid. Funny dog. ; ⩘ )
ground effect vehicles are really fascinating to me, i really wanna get into diy rc planes so il definitely try making mow own ground effect thingy some day
I cant stop looking at this video, really awesome GE flying, prob the best I've seen
So this is how Star Wars speeders do it.
Its like a snow speeder...very cool!!!
Its called an ekronoplan
+Julius Nyangoro That's the Russian ground effect vehicle they made for the Caspian Sea, not the name for this whole class of ground effect vehicles. The Russian one is very cool though.
cant we find an english name for it? plan is just lirerally plane.
YES BRO YES! You are taking advantage of a very very neat aerodynamic ground effect!!!! Keep up the good work!!! I bet something like this will revolutionize snow/sled travel!!! Keep up the good work!! Mad Props!
Who else was watching the dog and not the plane?
That's very cool. it almost looks like it's hovering.
This thing is relaxing to watch.
I believe water tension is what "glued" the craft to the water
I hate typing. You LOVE a good review.... Its worth the time on the keyboard to to discover that you can't find words that express how impressive your device works!
It started ouut in the snow. Then INTO the water! From there, what next? Wow, right into the air...!!
reallly, Mr.Lucky >>> you have gained many accolades for all of your FUN WOORKS!!1 ; Thanks for taking us all along with you!
Arn
Doing ground affect with quads is so fun.
It's cool to see your process for improving it.
Awesome video!! Their are a couple shots that look like a land speeder! Nice!!
Its an ekranoplan. Made one of these out of cardboard and hot glue with no motor no movable control surfaces. It would glide all the way across my friends long garage just under an inch off the ground. Try putting a large horizontal wing pointing slightly up on top of the rudder. helps keep the nose down which is very important in optimizing speed and stability in a ground effect vehicle.
Looks like something straight outta Star Wars
AWESOME!!! The camera mounted on the sled and the quad copter is really cool
Outstanding creativity. I have seen some of your other videos and you never fail to impress me with your ideas. I started as an RC modeler myself, and it lead to a career as an engineer that has been very rewarding. Keep up the good work.
My first inclination was two sticks slung below the sponsons; just as you did! I dare say the instability issue with ground affect vehicles has been solved. Now it can move on to more widespread commercial use
Great build and good test flight.
I love how the ducks at 2:35 look like they're just so used to stuff flying towards them for no properly explained reason that they don't even get startled anymore XD
I love ur RC..can fly, can move on ground & water
2:35 Those ducks are pretty brave
Great way to exercise your dog on the snow.
dude the stuff you make is awesome... I used to want to be an aerospace engineer. I used to have a wind-tunnel at school that we could put models into and I came up with a "perfect" airplane/glider I just called it the X wing and well I made it out of balsa wood and some jack#### stepped on it on purpose while we were testing it lol
That flies so smoothly! Wow!
Thanks for keeping up with this project. You have me working on a project using spare airplanes.
great stuff ! my grandfather would have loved that ..
thanks! ground effect is awesome and underutilized.
It "leaks" as you probably know. From the ends when it does the gradual turns. Having "skis" or bigger endplates fixes that probably. Keep it up, fun to watch
Really cool craft and very exciting footage. What a nice view over the mountains!
this on a bigger scale would be epic!!!
It's interesting to see these vehicles in operation. I was fascinated by the Russian experiments with it decades back. It's funny seeing something with a bunch of big engines and tiny wings designed to barely lift off the ground.
Awesome video I came here from a skirtless hovercraft video and guess what I learnt something new and interesting today. All my rc stuff are cars. This video certainly tickles my curiosity on the concept 👍👌👏💡🤓
Thank you
Terrific camera work.
Try introducing a small amount of under-concavity [under-cut] to the wing. Design the under-cut from the wing tip and back in as far as you can manage with materials. A good rule of thumb is maintaining a 1/10 ratio of under-cut to cord. Make sure there is NO under-cut near the pontoon as measured from wing-tip-outboard within a ratio of ~5/8 the cord as measured at the middle of the pontoon. Undercutting a wing too close to the pontoon can result in unwanted tip-stall characteristics at ground-effect-cruising speeds.
In terms of pontoons, try introducing a step design. The general rule of thumb is 1/3 to the front, 2/3 step up in the rear. Based on experience, if you're trying for a high efficiency skimmer, start at 1/3{}2/3 and slice off some material (incrementally).
Your prop angle looks very good for a start. NOTE that as you decrease surface drag (with under-concavity and pontoon stepping) you will need/want to decrease your prop angle to achieve maximum ground effect loft and efficiency.
Best RC video I've seen in a while. Nice build.
It flies so good thank you for making the video without music
Nice. Yeah, another way to demonstrate ground effect is to hover any R/C heli at eye level, note the throttle used, and then go to an inch off the ground and you'll see a huge difference in the amount of power used.
Yes and it works at the ceiling too. It's easy to accidentally get sucked up into the ceiling though.
That crash looked nasty!! I was thinking what if the popsicle sticks were knifing through the water?
Instead of having flat skids make them like boat hulls. :) love it good work
That was a glorious shot @ 1:07
Nice rolling shutter effect at 00:34
It really looks like something that could be used in deserts, with additional solar panels on the wings
It would be a cool idea to make the hydrofoil pull the plane down somewhat. This would mean that an equilibrium of lift from the wings and downward force from the hydrofoil would be met due to the increasing ground effect the lower it flew.
It's a very unique and wonderful airplane!
you should put some hydrophobic coating on the floats to make them almost frictionless with both the water and the snow. Also maybe integrate a closed loop system with your flight controller that always keeps it level by controlling the control surfaces. It would be much faster than you could control it and would be far more level than any human could ever make it.
On the bigger crafts, I have seen they bend the wings inward, trapping more air and giving it more stability when close to surface