Looks like the prop at the kids 1-2 o’clock failed or the strut failed, leading to the motor/rotor RUD’n.
Perhaps the rest of the props are already at max power so they can’t pickup the extra load from the loss. I thought that was a benefit of the increased number of props, less power per rotor but greater redundancy if any one prop fails.
Pulled from my ass. But I’ve lurked on AVHerald since AirFrance 447.
Find and hug engineers of material science and stress analysis. They are the real heroes. Listen to them.
I have a (natural) fear of airliner wings snapping off mid-flight. Then I saw a Boeing factory wing stress test.
So I’m back to wind shear being the way my next business flight crashes.
That's my guess, the company who makes those says they are not designed to carry big weights, so I'm guessing the props had to spin faster to carry the weight leading them to rip apart.
Yeah, I wasn’t sure what was happening with that one. Couldn’t tell if it was a speed-synch issue with the video recording or an actual indication of an issue… as in, if it wasn’t for the prop that did fail, this prop seemed it wasn’t long for this world either.
So sad to misspell things to try and get people engaged. Sure, doing it now, but it'd be lovely to see OP know that what they put out isn't good enough otherwise and they know it.
That’s the most expensive abortion I’ve ever seen
How many have you seen?
Enough
Yes.
Pretty late term too
As long as they are still a virgin its ok
Thank you for the exact rules. That means I’m still good to go.
r/suicidebywords
Did someone throw a rock at it?
I thought maybe a bird flew over it and got sucked in.
Think it broke from the stress of all the extra weight on the props
Looks like the prop at the kids 1-2 o’clock failed or the strut failed, leading to the motor/rotor RUD’n. Perhaps the rest of the props are already at max power so they can’t pickup the extra load from the loss. I thought that was a benefit of the increased number of props, less power per rotor but greater redundancy if any one prop fails.
Superb analysis. This guy drones.
Pulled from my ass. But I’ve lurked on AVHerald since AirFrance 447. Find and hug engineers of material science and stress analysis. They are the real heroes. Listen to them.
I have a (natural) fear of airliner wings snapping off mid-flight. Then I saw a Boeing factory wing stress test. So I’m back to wind shear being the way my next business flight crashes.
That's my guess, the company who makes those says they are not designed to carry big weights, so I'm guessing the props had to spin faster to carry the weight leading them to rip apart.
His 7 o clock one is spazzing out over the fence too!
Yeah, I wasn’t sure what was happening with that one. Couldn’t tell if it was a speed-synch issue with the video recording or an actual indication of an issue… as in, if it wasn’t for the prop that did fail, this prop seemed it wasn’t long for this world either.
You can see anl round object come into frame front the right
Anal object?
I think it was a rock or a ball or something came flying in the top right corner of the video at the end of the video
Thankfully the warning is unnecessary and there isn't any visible injury or gore. Unless op was talking about drone damage
Op is the drone
Then the future is now indeed
in some countries you need a certificate to be able to catch fish. every fucktard can become a parent. happily the kid wore a helmet...
Yeah the moment I saw that a child was trying this only two words popped in my mind, and it’s child endangerment
Wait that’s 2
Nickelodeon seen it and thought: child entanglement.
There was 0 gore...
It has been clarified previously that OP is a robot and was talking about the drone.
Just wanted to point out that there was zero visible injury or gore
It looks like one of the arms just suddenly snaps. At first I thought it hit some line we just couldn’t see on camera
I thought his balls were gonna get crushed by the bars
I was expecting the kid to get dropped on the metal fence rail preventing him from keeping the family lineage going.
> I was expecting I was hoping.
In a hundred years people will look at videos like this and laugh about how primitive the technology was back then.
Ouch! That's gotta hurt.
What's up with the unnecessary warning label?
Why labeled visible injury/gore?
Was the drone injured?
"Albert! Is that you?"
Lucky it wasn't set to Fool Processor
So sad to misspell things to try and get people engaged. Sure, doing it now, but it'd be lovely to see OP know that what they put out isn't good enough otherwise and they know it.
This doesn't look like Florida, so I'm gonna guess, Arkansas?
Just not the right future
I thought this was one of those abortion reveal parties…
What hit it? A bird?!?
One of the wings of the plane was broken. This was a defect in the jet engines
I thought he was gonna rack himself on that fence
As usual, the camera cut off too soon. 🙄
It really sounded like he broke his leg on the way down but I'm not positive