wine4dguy: introduction: I am a graduate of aerospace engineering. I must commend you are doing great
my kind advice to you is to focus more on the PROPULSION system of what you are building .make sure your parameters are right and make use of available computational formulas for what you are doing. people always talk of Wright brothers but forget that these men sat in the lab for several days if not months doing wind tunnel tests just to ascertain the necessary in formations before they started building .so I will suggest you get your parameters else you will be busy doing nothing.

Goahead: kudos.... I,m really impressed by this, but were you inside the heli when it was flying?.

scipher: f for say cyberspace na one kind physical realm, I for plank you with this rubbish question wey you just ask.

MoAfrica: clearly you have talent young man....
if you want to take your talent further kindly visit the website below they may take you as their student.

http://www.sun.ac.za/english/faculty/eng/research/research-groups-centres-and-institutes

Jakumo:

The helicopter does fly, so your admonition that the propulsion system needs improvement is not unlike like an unsolicited attempt to discuss the finer points of projectile ballistics with someone who has just killed a bear with a baseball bat.

The final iteration of his project appears to be comprised of store-bought components and home-fabricated parts, but hey, it hovers just fine, Einstein, and that is a good start worthy of UNQUALIFIED praise.

wine4dguy: introduction: I am a graduate of aerospace engineering. I must commend you are doing great
my kind advice to you is to focus more on the PROPULSION system of what you are building .make sure your parameters are right and make use of available computational formulas for what you are doing..

adeoflagos: @Op

When are you going to graduate? Can you provide an e-mail address where I could reach you?

nijanigga:

Laughable, how many studied mathematics in Nigeria as nothing but back to sender.
state and proof: Cayley's theorem:
Theorem: Every group is isomorphic to a group of permutations.
Proof: Let G be a group....
Qed.
No meaning, not applicable in Nigerian context. Waste of time and resources.

nijanigga:

Laughable, how many studied mathematics in Nigeria as nothing but back to sender.
state and proof: Cayley's theorem:
Theorem: Every group is isomorphic to a group of permutations.
Proof: Let G be a group....
Qed.
No meaning, not applicable in Nigerian context. Waste of time and resources.

Pakingzzz: CONTINUATION

Pakingzzz: Here's a flight i did in my school.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxmgaHI9YZs&gl=BR&hl=en&guid=&client=mv-google

all4naija: You mean this.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GxmgaHI9YZs

ghettodreamz: Congrat @OP.

But what happens to your very own prototype you started with? Please don't get carried away with this, don't let it die just here.

I believe there are many others who are interested in you making and seeing your prototype progress to the finishing stage.

Indeed, " The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step" Lao Tzu. And it's the difficulties and struggles we face while climbing the ladder that distinguish us from failures. No Pain... No Gain.

I believe with the good mindset you started with couple with passion, patience and serious hard work, you can make that your prototype reach not just its finished stage but also fly successfully.

Note: "The difference between ordinary and extraordinary is that little extra" Jimmy Johnson.

Flying the heli with assembled parts won't set you apart from the little kids out there who might have done something like this before (using assembled parts) neither will it bring honour to your ingenuity, skills and talents you displayed at the start of this thread. *SourcingLocallyWouldEvenIFNotAll*

If time and resources permit try go back to your prototype, put in more efforts and the sky will be your starting point.

Pls, don't just stop there, it's not over yet until you are an achiever. I wish you all the very best in all life endeavours and more grease to your zealous elbow.

See you @ da top someday.

udefrancis22: please what kind of radio transmitter do you use? where can I get 1 in naija? emails udefrancis22@yahoo.com

Pakingzzz:

I use a Futaba 6J transmitter.
I have no idea where you can get one in Nigeria.. But you can get one online.

martyns303:
As long as he gets his knowledge out, Nigeria wouldn't know what to do with his type.

solomon111: WTF.
You want to poach a Nigerian brain to advance the southafrican defence industry?.
Where is SSS when you need them?.
This is a serious matter.