The Boeing jetfoil is a 100 ton ship foilborne the ship has a 5,000 lb. drag in the water. I worked on test crew on 8 of those ships. There were 50 years a head of there time. They would turn on a dime and give 9 cents in change at 55 knots.
you might be able to lower ceiling in cabin where seats are (5 block minimum), but retain walking space for the center aisle. This would give the block you need for the bridge height.
1:11 nope, thats a myth, you only generate downforce by tipping back the wing. Gliders maximize efficiency by having a near horizontal wing and thus people think something funky is happening but in reality the glider pilot just pitches back when they need more lift, same on paper planes. jumbo jets have about a 5° wing tilt for reference giving them a pretty good effeciency but higher stall speed, also for reference the maximum tilt you can have on a wing is about 15° before you start getting diminishing returns. Please beeat this myth out of any places you find it.
I believe it’s both, there’s definitely some funky stuff happening with pressures (some parts of the airflow over the wing go supersonic before others), but AoA also definitely has something to do with lift
@@strangelf opon further research it seems it is a mixture of both, however since doing one method typically does the other, it seems evidence on one being more important is hard to come by until you get to hypersonic pressure waves, which is nothing like weakling subsonic pressure waves qnd is hard to understand
@@bjboss1119 I’d assume the AoA has a great effect mostly regardless of speed, but the pressure waves depend greatly on speed. I believe it is clearly visible when doing a banked turn; the lower wing is more susceptible to a stall. if the flow over the lower wing becomes turbulent, the wing stalls and looses enough lift to tumble the plane. So I presume both are equally important at lower speeds
This might be a dumb question, but have considered actually becoming a teacher? You actually explain the real science behind the systems you build on top of how to build them and how they work.
Your videos are great, keep at it and I'm sure your channel will grow quickly
thanks mate
The Boeing jetfoil is a 100 ton ship foilborne the ship has a 5,000 lb. drag in the water. I worked on test crew on 8 of those ships. There were 50 years a head of there time. They would turn on a dime and give 9 cents in change at 55 knots.
Very cool! we have a hydrofoil ferry here in Seattle, it's always a joy, and twice as fast as the regular ferry!
So much better than the other guy who makes stormworks guides.
you might be able to lower ceiling in cabin where seats are (5 block minimum), but retain walking space for the center aisle. This would give the block you need for the bridge height.
These videos are really good quality. Keep it up!
thanks
impresive editing
amazing editing, great script and increadible ammount of research. your channel deserves at least 100 times the subscribers you already have
This was a very good video I might add a hydro foil to my boat I’m working on
Nice to see a fellow stormworks content creator!
Yeah, I think this game has a lot of potential
@@markers6222 Same here i saw it and was like... that... that is something ive always wanted
Every boat i build from now on will be a hydrofoil
by far the best stormworks youtuber
thanks so much
I can't believe you only have 422 subs. I expected 10k!
U need more subs! I lvoe that you teach things!
cant wait you to you get bigger cus your videos have much better quality compared to many 100 000 subs channels
So wait do wings work as hydrofoils in stormworks? Why does nobody use them in?
Nice dude
can you make an rotating propellers (thrusters) tutorial?
I'll add it to the list.
@@markers6222 Thanks, Sounds great!
I know I'm a bit late here but there aren't really any examples out there of a surface breaking hydrofoil can you do a build tutorial of an example
my pc cant run anything bigger then that
A vid on cranes and whatnot would be great
hmm, I'll add it to the list ;)
Can you release the Hong Kong hydrofoil mod?
Did you search boeing 929 jetfoil
@@RObert_channel13 yes.
Music track name?? ;) Ta!
1:11 nope, thats a myth, you only generate downforce by tipping back the wing.
Gliders maximize efficiency by having a near horizontal wing and thus people think something funky is happening but in reality the glider pilot just pitches back when they need more lift, same on paper planes.
jumbo jets have about a 5° wing tilt for reference giving them a pretty good effeciency but higher stall speed, also for reference the maximum tilt you can have on a wing is about 15° before you start getting diminishing returns.
Please beeat this myth out of any places you find it.
I believe it’s both, there’s definitely some funky stuff happening with pressures (some parts of the airflow over the wing go supersonic before others), but AoA also definitely has something to do with lift
@@strangelf opon further research it seems it is a mixture of both, however since doing one method typically does the other, it seems evidence on one being more important is hard to come by until you get to hypersonic pressure waves, which is nothing like weakling subsonic pressure waves qnd is hard to understand
@@bjboss1119 I’d assume the AoA has a great effect mostly regardless of speed, but the pressure waves depend greatly on speed.
I believe it is clearly visible when doing a banked turn; the lower wing is more susceptible to a stall. if the flow over the lower wing becomes turbulent, the wing stalls and looses enough lift to tumble the plane.
So I presume both are equally important at lower speeds
Hey markers662, can you make a tutorial on Huge radar and its composite logic. Much appreciated man.
I have to figure out how to work one of those first. Also, I have two videos already planned so I'll add it to the list.
What is your workshop?
steamcommunity.com/id/markers622/myworkshopfiles/
Ty
Is this a mod if it is can I have it
yo! love your work. hope you'll use the discord server i made for you
This might be a dumb question, but have considered actually becoming a teacher? You actually explain the real science behind the systems you build on top of how to build them and how they work.
No, but that's a good idea
I just wanted to make one, bruh
When you Get a HUGE community. Will you be using the discord server i made for you?
yeah, I just messaged you on discord
@@markers6222 Sorry i didn’t answer then i was sleeping.. 😴🥱