https://www.reddit.com/r/Fusion360/comments/hsv3g1/airfoil_tools_for_fusion_360_new_addin/
Some interesting stuff in the linked Autodesk forum post:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Fusion360/comments/hsv3g1/airfoil_tools_for_fusion_360_new_addin/
Some interesting stuff in the linked Autodesk forum post:
I started noticing that people were using inertial sensors ( inertial measurement unit ( IMU )) in projects. They look to me to be almost mandatory in AWE.
Here is an intro, I think:
Here is one very simple way to wind a line on a drum evenly, a rotating threaded rod that a pulley rides up and down on: World Kite Altitude Record 2014. You can see pictures and video of it working a little later on in the video. Explanation of setup here from earlier attempts: 2012 kiterecord
Any other implementations or methods?
My robotic basketball hoop wont let you miss – Stuff Made Here
Here the backboard moves. Also check out the links in the description. Books on real time collision detection and computational geometry, among others.
How I made a basketball hoop that always goes in – Stuff Made Here Here the backboard is a special shape.
See blindfolded with an iPad + LiDAR + tactile interface – Stuff Made Here
OK very random link but…
Got to look after the state of your airborne support cable networks
Check out the Scott Manley report on an accident at the Arecibo radar telescope
The rigging is a bit like stadium fly cam rigging.
I love thinking of kite power system configuration in telescope focus terms … e.g.
Can we instead of stretching a lens out long … Array lens elements and reflect the energy for a more efficient machine?
He has more videos about different subjects.
Single End Sizning for Cotton Warp - Rabatex
Note how the thread is threaded through those spring-loaded eyelets to keep tension even, among other things.
5 posts were merged into an existing topic: Some talk about Dust Devils and Thermals
I did like those flappy birdy pictures
However
This is a proper random yet definitely airborne wind energy ish kinda sorta thing
Everyone needs an old codger in a shed for advice on engineering
Having recently moved to a new island in lockdown I’ve been hanging out with Tim Hunkin
He’s thorough
Great video! I’ll be browsing his channel.
As an alternative to the practical application to nonsense machines in the last video.
Here’s a not 100% sensible solution to practical flying machines
Inflatable airplane
I tried an inflated kite turbine ring. I failed.