There is also this payload users guide:http://exosaero.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/EXOS-PUG-Export-Cleared-Version-1.0.pdfA bit dated ?
We have tentatively scheduled our first hover test for April 28th. Looking like we are getting our launch license for May 20th.
Quote from: EXOSBrett on 03/24/2017 12:45 pmWe have tentatively scheduled our first hover test for April 28th. Looking like we are getting our launch license for May 20th. This bad boy is gonna hover ? Crane suspended or free flight VTVL style ?
Looking great, Brett! ..and thanks for posting pics of your progress. Looking forward to seeing flame coming out of that nozzle.An interrelated question: Why the pro speaker box??
Hi, I assume EXOS is somewhat of a reincarnation of the old Armadillo. I am so pleased to see you guys back in action. Some questions: How does EXOS achieve attitude control. I recall the old Armadillo had Cannards that gave them problems during trans-sonic flow. Are there any of the old Armadillo guys working at EXOS and did you inherit most of the old Armadillo equipment and their digs at the Caddis Mills Airport?Thanks
Thanks for the info Brett. With regard to rocket attitude control, I'm interested in how you keep the rocket flying straight if the engines are firing when you leave the atmosphere. Is the engine gimbaled or is the rocket in a slow spin such as to maintain straight flight under power.
Making good progress! I'm just curious: What were the plane models stuck up on the wall used for? Here's a quote for the guy in the middle: "Okay.. so which way is up?!??"
Quote from: EXOSBrett on 04/03/2017 07:13 pm... such as Carmack who is busy with Oculus Rift. Mostly with lawsuits:
... such as Carmack who is busy with Oculus Rift.