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@@BZH07614 if possible attach this to the last beautiful design orthiopter's models that's possible for VTOL also

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Thank you. I am accepting requests to make Ornithopters. kakutaclinic.life.coocan.jp/KOrniSSt.html

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Thank you. This is Dynamic soaring of the albatross in training. ruclips.net/video/nYKkCMsxnRY/видео.html

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The smallest Ornithopter I have is the FlyingFish106. ruclips.net/video/-0sxLp6bP4M/видео.html

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Thank you. This Ornithopter has insect-shaped wings, so the wings have no joints.

Thank you. If Ornithopter breathes fire, Ornithopter will burn.

The wings are basically two feathers overlapping each other.

@@BZH07614 i know bee wings have fore and hind wing, but its not what i meant, i meant doubling these like in my stormcutter model: ruclips.net/video/Cr7NujJBRvM/видео.html

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Thank you.　I've been building Ornithopters since 2007.　 ruclips.net/video/97Uzr5BcS1I/видео.html

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The size of this Ornithopter does not allow to carry the weight of a camera and VTX.

@@BZH07614 yes I do understand but I’m eagerly awaiting the day you release a video of an ornithopter that is able to carry a DJI O3/4 Air unit while not producing to much shake in the video from fuselage instability. It would simply be amazing.

That's right. Lipo2cell-DCconverter-7.4V

I'm currently trying various things, but it still doesn't fly well. SFODragonFly98-4S ruclips.net/p/PLErvdRrwWuPqZzrJFNXP4umDT_aLeHaW1

Thank you it looks like it can already fly a bit! Do you think the problem is a lack of power or difficulty with the stabilization or both?

@@wunder1385 The thrust is still insufficient. I need to develop a wing that can effectively convert the weak Servo force into thrust. Without this, I won't be able to verify stability.

Maybe using two wings instead of four can be more efficient. Changing direction costs a lot of energy and produces no trust. If you have only two wings you can use the full 180° of the servo. Like a hummingbird. Controlling left, right, back and forwards would be easy. But I'm not sure if rotating left and right would be possible with this setup though.

It is quite difficult to fly a two-winged Ornithopter by flapping it with a servo. The frequency of flapping with a servo cannot be increased. Festo has announced the Bionic Bee. ruclips.net/video/_ihHtO1qQ_c/видео.html In this model, the flapping is done by a motor and the control is done by a servo. I am aiming to make an Ornithopter that can flap its wings with a servo and take off vertically.

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Basically it's a hand launch.

@@BZH07614 I want to see a very aggressively powerful one that can easily take off on it's own.

Ornithopters cannot take off from the ground because when they swing their wings down, the wings are lower than the fuselage.　 If wings hit the ground, the wings will break. They can take off if they attach legs or wheels under the fuselage. If the wind conditions are good, they can take off from the ground. 0:29 of ruclips.net/video/4glXIyLHF4I/видео.html