To demonstrate the Magnus effect, YouTuber PeterSripol grabbed a couple of KFC buckets and tricked out an RC plane. The resulting trial and error is mostly the latter. (more…)
This working RC plane has KFC buckets for wings
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
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