Fun fact ! The giant wings starting to flap when the plane went too fast is a real phenomenon that happens to real wings of real planes when exceding the speeds they're designed for, and it can actually completely destroy the whole thing, it's called flutter, and you can find videos with exapmples of it on TH-cam
You meant to type "It's a real phenomenon that really happens to real wings of real planes when really exceeding the real speeds they're really designed for, for real"
Also, supersonic jet wings are made to be a bit flexible in order to allow them to do that, because it's mch better to let the wing flutter a bit rather than have it be very stiff and snap.
The reason it would take off well is because on the ground it’s sitting at a neutral angle of attack meaning the plane wouldn’t want to take off very easily. On real planes you usually have a slight positive angle of attack meaning it will take off a little easier. Although I have no idea if this game works this way.
But the slightly more advanced aero/hydrodynamics are pretty good for a vehicle creation/exploration game. I recommend ScrapMan, he's the equivalent to RCE and "the strongest shape" when it comes to trailmakers and another game called "Scrap Mechanic"
you don't _need_ a positive angle of attack when on the tarmac... you just need some way to attain it. Which is why most planes don't have ground contact right at the back. This allows them to push the tail down, pivoting around their wheels. Well, unless you go back to ~WWI and the tail draggers of the time, which did indeed use positive angle of attack at all times on the ground. He could have done this by just lowering the front skids a bit...
@@TheBaldrickk Tail draggers dont use positive AoA all the time on the ground, they lift the tail as soon as there is enough airflow for the elevator to work and hold neutral AoA until Vr.
@@wolf310ii yeah, I know. My point was that they rest nose high. They don't have landing gear at the rear to deal with when pushing the tail down to go nose up on Twitter off
I wouldn't say weight directly impacts acceleration per se, but it's definitely increasing the friction with the surface, which in turn is fighting against him as he speeds up
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming I've started playing around with the "Sky Factory 4" mod pack and it is absolutely insane! Once you go SF4, you never want to play vanilla again. You can build nuclear reactors!
@@sneakysoviet9 but 67,000 mph is mach 87, the fastest non SPACECRAFT vehicle is mach 6.7 (4520 mph) find a mach to mph value converter on google and place 67,000 as mph, the results might shock a highschool dropout when an eleven yr (with no education on mach speed) has corrected your arrogant statement, have a nice day, Sneakysoviet9.
As someone who as spent a few years of his life studying airplanes, and graduated as an Aeronatical Engineer, this video was very painfull to watch... but very entertaining nonetheless. 😀
I know right, I'm like constantly screaming with laughter "MAKE THE TAIL LONGER DAMMIT!!!" Lol, having such wide front wings overpower the rear lift and stability because the rear isn't grabbing any actual wind to use for counter balance... Absolutely love all his videos though, very entertaining...
@@duythuchoang5095 it is irl physics as a moving object with a blunt back creates a short lived vacuum behind it, and the vacuum pulls it back slightly, that is why rain makes a teardrop shape
people tend to use servos for moving the wings. Also if you placed propellers behind each other instead of side-by-side, you could get much more speed from them.
The world's fastest manned plane was the North American X-15, which reached almost mach 7 (over 7000km/h). It was a rocket powered plane, so that explains the insane speed.
Press tab to view the whole map. U can see an aircraft carrier on danger zone that has a checkpoint. And backspace is respawn to last checkpoint but with test zone it just sends you back to the ground and to the centre. Hope this helps and hope i can help even more!
Not sure you read comments on videos this old, but another issue I've not seen pointed out is that your tailplane "makes the plane tilt up" not by raising the front but by pushing the back down. That's why it works fine in the air even at lower speeds, but does f-all getting you off the ground even at ridiculously high speeds--you probably were getting enough lift but the tailplane just couldn't push your back end into the ground.
RCE: talks about how the engines being 1 behind the other doesn't make sense Also RCE: widens wings and has pitch wings literally touching the lift wings and expects it to lift off. If he'd had atleast half the length of the wingspan his take off would be smoother than cutting soft butter with a hot knife
I'm pretty sure that what he's doing is called an afterburner and it's a real thing. You burn the exhaust because it still has fuel left in it to go even faster.
@@pvt.dicksimmons2225 Not exactly. The exhaust of a jet engine normally has a lot of oxygen left, because a large amount of excess air is passed through for cooling. An afterburner injects more fuel into the exhaust and burns it to generate more thrust.
I am a fan of your videos. I don't play these games, but I do have an idea why your planes seem to get slower with more engines. The amount of force each engine adds to the forward motion of your vehicles is impressive at first, but becomes less of an effect as the weight of the plane gets heavier. Literally, your engines go from speeding up your plane to being too heavy and slowing it down. It's crazy. Also, the aerodynamics in this game are hilarious.
I think that if you brought the tail wings a lot further back and not right behind the bigger wings, they might get more leverage to point the propellers upwards and make the bigger wings have a positive angle of attack easier.
I’m not an engineer but I always watch your channel when I high, and the stuff you make just absolutely blows my mind and I love it so thank you. And keep up the good work. This took me 10 mins to type out.
These are like the prototypes you throw together in the closing months of the war when it’s incredibly clear your side has lost and you’ve long since run out of bad ideas
11:50 ok that answers my question on the submarine video, it's magical thrust if you can literally ram the output into a jet to the rear. They don't know each other are there, much like the long row of props passing through each other.
well, you beat concorde's speed of 1249 mph. if the map was bigger you could probably beat the SR-71 blackbird at around 2100 mph and maybe even the X-15 at 4519 mph. aside from the hopes of going even faster, this video had me laughing a lot, it's nice to see so much done well in the game but it's still silly enough that it'll let you block the engine intake and stack them one behind the other to ensure they melt. xD loved this vid.
Great content! Would love to see you build a car in Automation (for land speed record ofc) and drive it in Beam NG. You should definitely do this. Or at least consider it. Idk you’re an adult you do you. Please tho 🥺
I enjoy your videos, and your approach of applying engineering concepts to games. But you keep eliminating the drag from the wings, flaps, and aelerons so the plane doesn't turn or generate lift when you want it to. Drag is an essential part of aircraft design. Airplanes with less drag are faster, but more unstable, that's why a lot of planes have computer assisted controls.
12:23 MAYDAY MAYDAY MAYDAY WE HAVE A WING STRIKE!!!! 12:35 AAAAAAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHH 18:51 edge of map GPWS: terrain ahead pull up terrain terrain terrain pull up
Props are designed to grab the air and force it to travel in a direction it wouldn't normally be going. Basically disturb the air as much as possible. Wings and aero body parts are designed to move through the air with the least amount of disturbance to the air as possible. That's why you are seeing poor aerodynamics around the prop.
Actually the worlds fastest plane is the sr 72, the successor to the sr 71. The us military already has a working prototype, and it goes mach 7 at its top speed, which is 5370 mph.
@@SirTell the thin in the front splits the air creating lift and drag in all actuality the thick is supposed to be in the center where they face both ways but wings like those are engineered for thin in the front
In real life and in game the more blunt side of the wing would be in the front and sharp in back. This allows the air to fill in the gaps at the back without creating a pressure difference.
part of the problem with the takeoffs is when you have the only control at the very back of the plane. Pulling up doesn't push the front of the plane up, but pushes the back of the plane downwards so when you're flat against the ground it just pushes the back of the plane into the ground and doesn't actually change your angle at all
There's this game that's not about puzzle or bridge, but you get to be an English man in it, isn't that nice, it's 80 days, most of the gameplay is just text based, but it's quite nice Day fourteenth of asking RCE to bridge review games that aren't building related like action, adventure
ENGINE-eer i like how RCE just did the early aviation "just wang on as many engines as it will fit and be done with it" approach (happened more than few times too strangely).
Here is a tip to pull up easier: try to have the ass of the place a bit off the ground so that it can actually pivot/rotate and pull the nose up. When u just have ur rear wings acting like spoilers and creating downforce, you wont move the tail down due to the ground being in the way. so try to have a gap between the rear of the plane and the ground for it to pivot.
Another Fun Fact: It's physically impossible for a propeller to go faster than the speed of sound. It has to do with the shock wave that develops in front of the propeller. As it develops into the typical delta shape, the efficiency of the blades of the prop drops off dramatically and looses thrust. The prop can simply never get out in front of the shock wave. On the other hand, the shockwave forms inside the intake of a jet engine making it more efficient at compressing the air for it's combustion, producing more thrust.
the propelers are supposed to be like that. when an multi-engine plane has a fail on one of the engines (like ATR turboprop planes for example and other like it), the pilots turn them sideways to reduce the drag
Sonic boosh :D i think Danger zone has no hard limits to the side, also I don't know if you know scrapmen, but he made a challenge to make a sonic boom plane with propellers.
So you didn't really get 200mph with the props since the speed was measured from the cockpit and the cockpit was going back and forth But still a good video
Managed to fly at Mach 2 speed. Well done! That is actual fighter jet speed from real world jet planes, e.g. the Eurofighter Typhoon. Although the record is still officially held by the Blackbird at about Mach 3.
Yep, although there have been jets that have broken that record, like the X-15 for example with mach 6 I believe. The black bird still does hold the record for fighter-jets though.
@S T G X-15 isn't a jet, it's a rocket-powered aircraft 😊. What makes the SR-71 so remarkable is that it's an air-breathing aircraft, and it can take off and land under its own power, whereas X-15s had to be drop launched 😅. Still a really cool aircraft, and it does hold the overall speed record, SR-71 holds the air-breathing record 😊
I was trying to procrastinate putting my laundry in the dryer so I said "I'll go do it once RCE makes a weiner joke" thinking I'd have some time. Well.. here I am 54 seconds later
Fun fact ! The giant wings starting to flap when the plane went too fast is a real phenomenon that happens to real wings of real planes when exceding the speeds they're designed for, and it can actually completely destroy the whole thing, it's called flutter, and you can find videos with exapmples of it on TH-cam
You meant to type "It's a real phenomenon that really happens to real wings of real planes when really exceeding the real speeds they're really designed for, for real"
@@guppo26 indeed i did
Also, supersonic jet wings are made to be a bit flexible in order to allow them to do that, because it's mch better to let the wing flutter a bit rather than have it be very stiff and snap.
I was genuinely surprised to see that as well. I thought "wait, that's aeroelastic flutter, they modeled that?"
@@kederaji It could just be a lucky artifact of the aerodynamics physics they used that just happens to be legit
The reason it would take off well is because on the ground it’s sitting at a neutral angle of attack meaning the plane wouldn’t want to take off very easily. On real planes you usually have a slight positive angle of attack meaning it will take off a little easier. Although I have no idea if this game works this way.
The physics are surprisingly realistic in trailmakers, excluding the destruction and the basic aerodynamic properties of each piece
But the slightly more advanced aero/hydrodynamics are pretty good for a vehicle creation/exploration game. I recommend ScrapMan, he's the equivalent to RCE and "the strongest shape" when it comes to trailmakers and another game called "Scrap Mechanic"
you don't _need_ a positive angle of attack when on the tarmac... you just need some way to attain it. Which is why most planes don't have ground contact right at the back. This allows them to push the tail down, pivoting around their wheels.
Well, unless you go back to ~WWI and the tail draggers of the time, which did indeed use positive angle of attack at all times on the ground.
He could have done this by just lowering the front skids a bit...
@@TheBaldrickk Tail draggers dont use positive AoA all the time on the ground, they lift the tail as soon as there is enough airflow for the elevator to work and hold neutral AoA until Vr.
@@wolf310ii yeah, I know. My point was that they rest nose high. They don't have landing gear at the rear to deal with when pushing the tail down to go nose up on Twitter off
Fun fact: you can get over 700 kph with propellers. Scrapman did it just a couple says ago, actually.
You are right
Nice
you right are
yeah, I also made a plane that goes 707 kph
Kph or mph
I see someone has fully embraced the KSP maxim of "more boosters." Too bad part clipping isn't a thing in this game.
Needs more struts
*moar ;)
Use pistons there is part clipping
Yeah piston glitch
I like how when the vehicle collides into the ground at an angle, 90% of the pieces lose almost all their horizontal momentum.
"We just stack wings backwards" ah yes, video game physics
Sanic plane be like
Well that would do something in real life
Trailmakers is a perfectly balanced Game with no exploits.
I need him to play this 😂
*cough* nodrag *cough* ufo engine *cough* piston overlap glitch *cough* piston crate gun *cough*
Crate gun doesn't do damage anymore... ;-;
This is the kind of innovation this world needs from our engineers :D
Pfp sauce?
"our speed has gone down, that might be because we're pointing down"
or maybe, just a thought, it's the fact that weight is a thing
weight impacts acceleration
I wouldn't say weight directly impacts acceleration per se, but it's definitely increasing the friction with the surface, which in turn is fighting against him as he speeds up
@@jpsalis so basically you said that weight directly impacts acceleration..?
10:00 The fact you landed that beast almost unscathed is incredible. 👏👏👏👏👏👏
So when is Minecraft coming I am so hyped
It's recorded, just being edited... maybe a week's time?
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming cannot wait to see you play w red stone whether you like it or not
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming you gonna do a community server. Engineers only no architects allowed?
Ye, i want to see how he fares with redstone!
Definitely my favorite feature.
@@RealCivilEngineerGaming I've started playing around with the "Sky Factory 4" mod pack and it is absolutely insane! Once you go SF4, you never want to play vanilla again. You can build nuclear reactors!
I'm kind of surprised that nobody's talking about how far away he he got The actual world record is something like 4,200 you might even say 420 * 10
Wow i just searched it up and the air speed record is 4,520 mph (Mach 6.7)
He he
-Michael Jackson and this guy
But what is the most fastest drift😎💭
@@rahhvhgf That's pretty interesting, because the Earth orbits the sun at about 67,000 mph, and Mach 6.7 is about 6.7% of Earth's orbital velocity.
@@sneakysoviet9 but 67,000 mph is mach 87, the fastest non SPACECRAFT vehicle is mach 6.7 (4520 mph) find a mach to mph value converter on google and place 67,000 as mph, the results might shock a highschool dropout when an eleven yr (with no education on mach speed) has corrected your arrogant statement, have a nice day, Sneakysoviet9.
As someone who as spent a few years of his life studying airplanes, and graduated as an Aeronatical Engineer, this video was very painfull to watch... but very entertaining nonetheless. 😀
I'm a serious airplane enthusiast ad it was also painfull. But i agree it was fun.
I know right, I'm like constantly screaming with laughter "MAKE THE TAIL LONGER DAMMIT!!!" Lol, having such wide front wings overpower the rear lift and stability because the rear isn't grabbing any actual wind to use for counter balance... Absolutely love all his videos though, very entertaining...
I've played this game for years and this was also painful but entertaining at the same
Putting another aerodynamic block in the opposite direction on the back also increases speed
Is that real life physics or just weird game mechanic
Well I mean wings work like that
@@duythuchoang5095 it is irl physics as a moving object with a blunt back creates a short lived vacuum behind it, and the vacuum pulls it back slightly, that is why rain makes a teardrop shape
@@E.hexzor cool, didn't know that, thanks man
@@E.hexzor big brain
people tend to use servos for moving the wings. Also if you placed propellers behind each other instead of side-by-side, you could get much more speed from them.
i love the unintentional connection with peter sripol's 50 engine plane video. this is just that to an extreme in a virtual environment.
I love the idea of fixing the aerodynamics of props/engines when part of the idea of them is that they interact with the airflow incident upon them
Regarding the first jet: congratulations, you have just reinvented the Me 262.
I should go.
The world's fastest manned plane was the North American X-15, which reached almost mach 7 (over 7000km/h). It was a rocket powered plane, so that explains the insane speed.
As someone who only makes planes in KSP, this video was infuriating. XD
"What? no, that won't wor- oh."
Ksp planes are weird, or do they naturally turn.
You can power a ksp plane with pure thrust so yeah, weird
Please play Factorio! I think it will be interesting to see how rean engineer plays Factorio
Minecraft: So we finally meet
Trailmakers: Finally a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary
Scrap Mechanic in the background: * cracks knuckles *
We all thought it was gunna be Terraria vs Minecraft & TrailMakers vs scrap mechanic
Ive been paying trailmakers ever since it came out on console, glad to see it getting some recognition
Press tab to view the whole map. U can see an aircraft carrier on danger zone that has a checkpoint. And backspace is respawn to last checkpoint but with test zone it just sends you back to the ground and to the centre. Hope this helps and hope i can help even more!
You’ve quickly become one of my favorite TH-camrs ❤️
Bet.
Yes
Not sure you read comments on videos this old, but another issue I've not seen pointed out is that your tailplane "makes the plane tilt up" not by raising the front but by pushing the back down. That's why it works fine in the air even at lower speeds, but does f-all getting you off the ground even at ridiculously high speeds--you probably were getting enough lift but the tailplane just couldn't push your back end into the ground.
RCE: talks about how the engines being 1 behind the other doesn't make sense
Also RCE: widens wings and has pitch wings literally touching the lift wings and expects it to lift off. If he'd had atleast half the length of the wingspan his take off would be smoother than cutting soft butter with a hot knife
I'm pretty sure that what he's doing is called an afterburner and it's a real thing. You burn the exhaust because it still has fuel left in it to go even faster.
@@pvt.dicksimmons2225 Not exactly. The exhaust of a jet engine normally has a lot of oxygen left, because a large amount of excess air is passed through for cooling. An afterburner injects more fuel into the exhaust and burns it to generate more thrust.
Good analogy. Yes I did cut butter with a million degree knife (Celsius)
He needed gear so his angle of attack could be manages at takeoff
I had to go back 3 times before i realized that it's Owen Wilson at 9:26.
Nice one !
"We've never gone left before!" -RCE 2021
I am a fan of your videos. I don't play these games, but I do have an idea why your planes seem to get slower with more engines. The amount of force each engine adds to the forward motion of your vehicles is impressive at first, but becomes less of an effect as the weight of the plane gets heavier. Literally, your engines go from speeding up your plane to being too heavy and slowing it down. It's crazy.
Also, the aerodynamics in this game are hilarious.
a petition to rename the sonic boom into the sonic “boosh!”
Happy 1M special!! What you don't have 1M yet? You'll probably have them in a couple of moths, you deserve them!
I think that if you brought the tail wings a lot further back and not right behind the bigger wings, they might get more leverage to point the propellers upwards and make the bigger wings have a positive angle of attack easier.
I’m not an engineer but I always watch your channel when I high, and the stuff you make just absolutely blows my mind and I love it so thank you. And keep up the good work. This took me 10 mins to type out.
This man's awesome I Wana be like him
In a lossless world, you could still only hope to achieve the velocity the propellers travel at on their edges.
watching you not know how to make planes is pure comedy (not a hater, love your channel)
You shouldn't use hinges for pitch or roll, since you can another piece that works much better and is easier to set up
And the name of that piece? Should edit your comment so its more likely he sees it.
@@sairadinnmichaelis rotating servo
@@kurowi_ that fkn stinks
Steering hinges is good idk what you're talking about
@@Egerit100theyre good but right now theyre causing unnecessary drag wit the gap.
EDIT:in trailmakers any gaps in your build will cause drag
These are like the prototypes you throw together in the closing months of the war when it’s incredibly clear your side has lost and you’ve long since run out of bad ideas
I've been watching you for a while now and I'm still thanking the TH-cam algorithm to this time for recommending you
Keep up the nice content bruv
11:50 ok that answers my question on the submarine video, it's magical thrust if you can literally ram the output into a jet to the rear. They don't know each other are there, much like the long row of props passing through each other.
A colab with scrapman would be nice but it might be difficult..
well, you beat concorde's speed of 1249 mph. if the map was bigger you could probably beat the SR-71 blackbird at around 2100 mph and maybe even the X-15 at 4519 mph.
aside from the hopes of going even faster, this video had me laughing a lot, it's nice to see so much done well in the game but it's still silly enough that it'll let you block the engine intake and stack them one behind the other to ensure they melt. xD
loved this vid.
Now I know what it feels like for a British person to hear an American do a British accent 0:06
9:43 This is called resonant frequency class. This is why some bridges fail in high winds!
Please continue gathering parts in the regular gamemode, I think you’d enjoy it :3
9:24 when you're testing the ruler's bendiness
Great content! Would love to see you build a car in Automation (for land speed record ofc) and drive it in Beam NG.
You should definitely do this. Or at least consider it. Idk you’re an adult you do you.
Please tho 🥺
20:16 "Trust me, I'm an engineer."
HE SAID IT! HE SAID IT! 😃
The legendary words of rce
Watching someone who doesn’t know how planes work try to make a plane is always entertaining
I guess the trick to making a fast plane in this game is to make a brick of engines and plane parts
@Jon Potter
Mig 25 it is then.
More like mig31
7:35 what a beautiful flying razor blade
I enjoy your videos, and your approach of applying engineering concepts to games. But you keep eliminating the drag from the wings, flaps, and aelerons so the plane doesn't turn or generate lift when you want it to. Drag is an essential part of aircraft design. Airplanes with less drag are faster, but more unstable, that's why a lot of planes have computer assisted controls.
That first jet plane you made vaguely reminds me of an ME-262
since your playing this game, you should do some type of collab with scrapman
I subbed 2 him
Wassup
SUN BOI
There you are!
12:23 MAYDAY MAYDAY MAYDAY WE HAVE A WING STRIKE!!!! 12:35 AAAAAAAAAARRRRRRGGGGGGGHHHHHHH 18:51 edge of map GPWS: terrain ahead pull up terrain terrain terrain pull up
Props are designed to grab the air and force it to travel in a direction it wouldn't normally be going. Basically disturb the air as much as possible.
Wings and aero body parts are designed to move through the air with the least amount of disturbance to the air as possible.
That's why you are seeing poor aerodynamics around the prop.
12:57 what can we use to attach the engines? ... OH YEAH! MORE ENGINES!
XDXDXD
- what an engineer move!
You should try Simple Planes or Simple Rockets 2
Shoutouts to simpleplanes
Tip: put aero blocks in front of the propellers to negate their drag. Helps you go faster.
There is a glitch in which you bend wedges into hover pads which propelles you to ridiculous speeds.
True, they are called UFO engines
haha gotta love the Owen Wilson in the clouds 09:26
The fact that he had the smallest tailfin the entire time made me so frustrated xD
I'm impressed that he was able to reliably make a plane that took off and steered relatively well
I wonder if he knows that he can change the speedometer to kph.
They use mph in the uk i think
He changed it to mph
Yes plz.
In Britain we use mph. We have a weird mix of imperial and metric
"we want more!"
a ski in the background noping out.
absolutely hilarious.
The last propeller plane should be called the "Bird Mincer 3000"
Actually the worlds fastest plane is the sr 72, the successor to the sr 71. The us military already has a working prototype, and it goes mach 7 at its top speed, which is 5370 mph.
It's going to be a UAV though, so it's a bit of a different record 😅
The fact he had his wings backwards the whole time is astonishing to me
No he didn't...
@@MetalRenard the thin side is supposed to be in the front and thick in the back he had thick in the front thin in the back
@@SirTell the thin in the front splits the air creating lift and drag in all actuality the thick is supposed to be in the center where they face both ways but wings like those are engineered for thin in the front
In real life and in game the more blunt side of the wing would be in the front and sharp in back. This allows the air to fill in the gaps at the back without creating a pressure difference.
part of the problem with the takeoffs is when you have the only control at the very back of the plane. Pulling up doesn't push the front of the plane up, but pushes the back of the plane downwards so when you're flat against the ground it just pushes the back of the plane into the ground and doesn't actually change your angle at all
I hope RCE doesn't find out in KSP you can break several times light speed
Isn’t there literally tachyon engines?
@@zacharycc1 with cheats and enough acceleration any craft can break light speed in KSP
@@OpreanMircea I mean IMO that breaks the point of the game and would ruin the point, but yeah people could do that.
@@zacharycc1 physics allow it
9:52
Imagine you are in the german trenches in WW2 and a rando british dude dives onto you with this plane
There's this game that's not about puzzle or bridge, but you get to be an English man in it, isn't that nice, it's 80 days, most of the gameplay is just text based, but it's quite nice
Day fourteenth of asking RCE to bridge review games that aren't building related like action, adventure
Two weeks, commitment!
ENGINE-eer
i like how RCE just did the early aviation "just wang on as many engines as it will fit and be done with it" approach (happened more than few times too strangely).
Bruhhh, a sonic bobsled man, nice. Continue the campaign please
Here is a tip to pull up easier: try to have the ass of the place a bit off the ground so that it can actually pivot/rotate and pull the nose up. When u just have ur rear wings acting like spoilers and creating downforce, you wont move the tail down due to the ground being in the way. so try to have a gap between the rear of the plane and the ground for it to pivot.
Another Fun Fact: It's physically impossible for a propeller to go faster than the speed of sound. It has to do with the shock wave that develops in front of the propeller. As it develops into the typical delta shape, the efficiency of the blades of the prop drops off dramatically and looses thrust. The prop can simply never get out in front of the shock wave. On the other hand, the shockwave forms inside the intake of a jet engine making it more efficient at compressing the air for it's combustion, producing more thrust.
Your seat has flight controls itself. For smaller planes it works without any moving wings.
you have a tough score to beat for the air speed record
It is a manhole cover launched by a nuclear explosion.
somebody! give this man a bigger map
the propelers are supposed to be like that. when an multi-engine plane has a fail on one of the engines (like ATR turboprop planes for example and other like it), the pilots turn them sideways to reduce the drag
Therapist: Ju-88 doesn't exist, it cant hurt you.
RCE: going for a dive bomb: 9:36
Sonic boosh :D i think Danger zone has no hard limits to the side, also I don't know if you know scrapmen, but he made a challenge to make a sonic boom plane with propellers.
British Coop Project when?
Soviet Womble, Spiffing Brit, You and maybe CGP Grey if hes interested.
And for sure you would play Space Engineers.
So you didn't really get 200mph with the props since the speed was measured from the cockpit and the cockpit was going back and forth
But still a good video
Managed to fly at Mach 2 speed. Well done! That is actual fighter jet speed from real world jet planes, e.g. the Eurofighter Typhoon. Although the record is still officially held by the Blackbird at about Mach 3.
Yep, although there have been jets that have broken that record, like the X-15 for example with mach 6 I believe. The black bird still does hold the record for fighter-jets though.
@S T G X-15 isn't a jet, it's a rocket-powered aircraft 😊. What makes the SR-71 so remarkable is that it's an air-breathing aircraft, and it can take off and land under its own power, whereas X-15s had to be drop launched 😅. Still a really cool aircraft, and it does hold the overall speed record, SR-71 holds the air-breathing record 😊
Congrats to 400k!!!🥳🥳🥳
9:51 is it a bird? Is it a plane? No. Certainly not.
I just found this Chanel today and it’s already one of my favorites now xdddd
17:16 yes the lack of power is most definitely the only issue here
11:48 i think thats called a turbocharger, but a irl turbocharger isnt another literal engine
Please add aerodynamics to the propellerplane, like infront of the props.
5:17 The Shadow looks like an Alien Robot with flat head
21:30 you can actually see the ceiling there. The math was perfect lol
I think you have to lift up even by a little bit. Air resistance should be less than the friction from the ground.
18:42. I didn't crash...I just made a sudden unscheduled landing!
I was trying to procrastinate putting my laundry in the dryer so I said "I'll go do it once RCE makes a weiner joke" thinking I'd have some time. Well.. here I am 54 seconds later
YES TRAILMAKERS
If I’m not mistaken, you can put a jet engine behind another. It is called an afterburner.
I like the random appearances of that actor dude that looks like Adam Sandler and played the cowboy in "a night a the museum"
12:25 That’s something dom toretto could do with the power of family.
just watched the video because you sang danger zoner! love you man you make amazing videos