@@sharkairplane I have a flight simulator (X-plane 11) with full controls. A friend of mine is in the process of buying a Shark and having a Shark flight sim program would be beneficial .
3D printed parts are a huge safety compromise... Components built with filaments can't have the same tensile strength of solid materials due to their inherent layer by layer construction.
Yes. Therefore we use it only as non critical parts. Such as headset holders, locks, covers, etc. And for prototyping of course. Everything is tested according to the certification basis’ requirements with safety factor 2.
as a pilot myself and 3d printing hobbyst, I find this really impressive. And of course it could only be prusa.
The best light aircraft in the world!
Woah!
Is there a program of the Shark for flight simulators yet? This would be an excellent way to promote the Shark.
On its way, no fixed date yet
@@sharkairplane I have a flight simulator (X-plane 11) with full controls. A friend of mine is in the process of buying a Shark and having a Shark flight sim program would be beneficial .
3D printed parts are a huge safety compromise... Components built with filaments can't have the same tensile strength of solid materials due to their inherent layer by layer construction.
Yes. Therefore we use it only as non critical parts. Such as headset holders, locks, covers, etc. And for prototyping of course. Everything is tested according to the certification basis’ requirements with safety factor 2.