Jetson ONE - World's First Freestyle eVTOL Personal Aerial Vehicle Flight

[@RobiMyPodroze]

Duma mnie rozpiera gdy to oglądam i mam świadomość, że stworzył ten projekt Polak. Brawo!

[@Truckngirl]

I'm 67 years old. I was PROMISED this when I was a child! All you need is Mr. Fusion for that long long flight time!

[@know1derwhy]

he had to run the batferies down to land safest or slowest haha.

[@know1derwhy]

great start tho. i want one!

[@johnjefferson1104]

Me love you long flight time

[@gokuformanvsfood]

The Jetsons take place in 2062 so were actually on track

[@beyondfossil]

You'll be waiting 1000 years and still not have a Mr. Fusion.

[@ninjamonkeyfpv8855]

If I won the lottery I wouldn't tell anyone, but there would be signs.. 😂

[@NegativeROG]

Would the first ones be the helicopter and/or stretched limo?

[@ninjamonkeyfpv8855]

@NegativeROG a Jetson of course..

[@codetech5598]

@@ninjamonkeyfpv8855 Write me into your will before you fly it.

[@hammertyme8392]

If I win the lottery I'm telling everybody!!

[@Otherrandomguy42]

I know if I won the lottery this wouldn't be one of those signs I will go buy a properly built helicopter.

[@roblopez-yy3nd]

I’d love to see a video of one of those weaving through the Grand Canyon. Can you imagine?

[@LMBee00]

I'm sure you'd love that flying around your neighborhood.

[@stash.]

You'd never be allowed. The .db noises coming off those propellers are immense, noise makes hazordous enviroments even more harazdous and the noise could even break ancient native structures around those hazards. When they become commercial you'll only be allowed to fly these around ocean shores and even that will be restricted due to the whales and sheit.

[@BlackNinja200]

​@@stash. Yes, it will be a long time before such vehicles can be used conventionally, and then you still have to be able to reduce the volume to a comfortable level. Nevertheless, I would love to fly around in something like this 💀 I'm 29, my inner child really freaks out when I see something like this 🤩

[@nikoladd]

The echo would be .. erosive.

[@roblopez-yy3nd]

@@stash. so how do helicopters fly I’ve the canyons for tours? Minimum height requirements? Thanks for the insights.

[@FranchiseCityOnline]

Any chance for front mounted pulse blasters?

[@SchmokinJoe]

Was thinking that same thing.

[@ramonlewisataucklanduniver5378]

twin Uzis with long barrels.....

[@LockedInWithLovebirds]

If I win the lottery, you're the first person im calling.

[@GGG-rx7df]

не ты один))

[@christopherhartline1863]

Not before me ...

[@joannasz1660]

The same ;)

[@stud3103]

Can we all join the millionaires jetson Club lol if we get one. ;)

[@j.b.b4544]

+1🙋🏻

[@Zeeshan-ep1og]

When i was a teenager in the late 70s i never thought I'd see this,come think of it i never thought I'd have video calls

[@mikelugo8983]

Facts 59 strong so true. 😅😅😅

[@sqlevolicious]

Gotta touch grass, quadcopters like this have been around since before you were born. They are not viable in any way, which is why you never see them. They will never be legal to fly outside of private airspace.

[@alanfoster6589]

See the 1927 film "Metropolis" for an early guess at video calls.

[@LauraWhittleXo]

@@alanfoster6589 Stingray also had "Video phone".

[@bagoistvan3182]

How comes ? Kubrick had video - phones and plazma tv screens already in the Space Odyssey in 1968 !!! 😅😅😅

[@hiramabiff2017]

Watching this develop over the past few years on KZbin has been amazing. So I can only imagine how amazing it would be to actually fly a Jetson. I hear many my age raging against the modern society/world but we humans go from strength to strength in our ability to invent and move forward with technology. Truly amazing. Just like those British guys who have invented the Jetpacks fitted to your arms.

[@hutrillz.official]

It is amazing, the problem is that Satan uses this very technology to deceive people into thinking all sorts of lies

[@philipho2501]

Those exposed rotors are a hazard. Why can't they include cowling or use ducted fans?

[@JayZuma-wr1pr]

@@philipho2501 I would imagine they have considered this aspect... this is still R&D stage...

[@peterberge-t2y]

Is this design confined to ground-effect? If not what ceiling is attainable?

[@hiramabiff2017]

@@peterberge-t2y Try looking at their website as I am personally just happy with it's height as it is. The idea of a battery failure at 1000ft and no parachute is a negative side I prefer to ignore.

[@nelsonbartsch1449]

Congrats Mr. Tomasz Patan.

[@musoangelo]

Now that's a leaf blower I wouldn't mind owning.

[@spiritsofthedistilledkind3633]

Cool to see it doing more aggressive maneuvers,

[@Tier1Norseman]

I want to see a speed run through the gauntlet course.

[@henryknox4511]

Aggressive haha.

[@techraan2160]

This is seriously the coolest one of the bunch

[@Darignobullseye]

I love this machine! The brilliance of it. Simplicity and joy it eould be to fly. It is my dream to fly one

[@wapartist]

That’s badass! Literally must be like being in a drone for true FPV

[@piratoneshot3993]

Amazing Vehicles of the future, please produce and distribute them as soon as possible.

[@voiceofreason162]

Get the battery up to 4 hrs, you've got an internationally viable search and rescue vehicle.

[@AlmazWorks]

Drones are better suited for search and rescue operations. This vehicle is designed to move a person from one point to another.

[@voiceofreason162]

@AlmazWorks as long as the drone can drop medicines, relay data (fine) but drones see what's in view within camera range, and based on a remote operator. Where that has decision-making and imminent resource capabilities a drone doesn't have. The mix is potent. If they can make it work.

[@ded.serious]

We got drones already…

[@alexpol108]

Yes, but this drone can carry a doctor himself to perform an immediate surgery somewhere in the mountains, etc

[@viragrrokde1]

An Indian startup has already made this type of rescue drone with human sitting inside Search for Sagar Defence technology

[@hycron1234]

This is what I thought the moment drones came out.

[@jamesconstant4861]

Yes me too and they started to put limits on the build size

[@michaelbesa5009]

How about avengers flying base? 😅😅😅

[@hycron1234]

@@michaelbesa5009 - Nuclear powered? might work 🤔😂

[@jdmack1]

A dream come true. Countless times that I've been stuck in a never ending traffic jam on LA freeways I've dreamed about exactly this.

[@Romerix11]

Get a motorcycle to combat LA trafffic 😊

[@keithdolezel]

its called remote working for those can do so. so much unesicary traveling everyday for people to sit in a cubicle on a computer.

[@MCAdventurerHD131]

@@Romerix11 🏆

[@wefwgfgdg5428]

​@handledtruth We know that too idiot

[@OrvinReyes]

enjoy your daily aircrash commute

[@bagoistvan3182]

0:38 ...😂😂😂...I want one for X-mas !!! 😂😂😂

[@desireubensealey]

The most expensive leaf blower I've ever seen...I want one.

[@fbrcdx]

It becomes very very interesting.. Impressive work 👏Also nice capabilities, nice design and size👌Can't wait to see more!

[@DL-1]

Welcome to the beginning of the Jetsons...

[@ntal5859]

Who wants to work for Mr Spacely.... no thanks.

[@DL-1]

@@ntal5859 I will if they give me the opportunity.

[@alphabeets]

I doubt it. Wheels are more efficient and safer.

[@yukoncorneliusthelegendhim9751]

this aint even close lmao

[@hollykellon8331]

This is the first APV that I have seen that looks like a good possibility for people being able to drive them like cars. Others are either to big or their wings are to big or both. They usually look more like a helicopter with wheels or something big and bulky making driving them difficult especially on normal roads. When flying they may have more room but to be road worthy not so much. This one is small and looks like it could drive easily on the road or air. I am very impressed. It's the first time I saw one and thought that might actually work.

[@BernardoPC117]

The only way this would be allowed for normal people to use is if it's fully automated, normal people can barely drive ground vehicles, if you add altitude to the equation it would be absolute caos.

[@TiagoFilipeCabral]

pretty much a drone fit for a human, with some tweaking probably just as agile though that might be a bad idea because of the G-Forces, there is only one question i have.... what if one propeller breaks due to stress? the flying pieces can easily cause some damage especially hitting soft parts like the neck... the way i see it some angled polycarbonate windows would be a nice addition especially since they are not that heavy or maybe carbon fiber ducts around the propellers for protection against a eventual failure though i don't know what implications it would have on thrust, a tight fit would probably bottleneck the flow of air on the lower propeller decreasing the overall thrust (maybe a mesh), the designing may be expensive due to several tests and possible redesigns but compared to what has already been obviously invested it's negligible and the final product itself is pretty cheap, easy to produce and lightweight... Also, not that you should design a aircraft to bump into stuff but ducts would even help protect the propellers in case someone accidentally flies into something like a tree... especially if these babies end up in the hands of ill-prepared civilians... a mesh separating the two propellers would probably be a good idea as well in case the top one fails, so the shards wont be sucked in by the lower one breaking it as well resulting in a serious problem... One may say... if one propeller breaks flying shards are the least of your concerns but since it has 4 sets of 2 propellers in case one fails maybe disabling one on the other 3 sets will assure a stable descent and not having it spin out of control even if it doesn't have enough thrust to keep it flying but will surely assure a stable descent and will reduce a lot of speed compared to a free fall, you may even temporarily increase the power on the remaining propellers slightly above what they are rated for, for a brief amount of time just to assure a slow and safe descent, maybe even add some suspension to further decrease the impact along with many other possible measures... just my two cents... i am going to "shut up now", i like this kind of stuff way too much and it's hard to stop lmao... and sorry for any bad english, not my first language x)

[@antonymills_5]

If they're not already doing so, it won't be long until people are racing these. I know what people are like. Love 'em. ❤

[@gruffystrawbry2715]

Reminds me of cattle mustering with a small chopper. Can't wait to see the future!

[@JaSon-wc4pn]

They guys are crazy

[@pimisi]

The only change I would suggest is to guard the propellers. This could be achieved with a carbon fiber casing. Even if it adds some weight and reduces flight time, it's better to be safe than to risk a few extra minutes in the air and potentially lose a limb or even suffer a fatal injury from the blades.

[@3abotin]

Сейчас это летающая мясорубка

[@buckeyepilot3929]

How about just enclose the cockpit?

[@motomich3237]

My thoughts exactly. Being low altitude with vertical lift if that thing hits a large bird on any of the blades it would be devastating.

[@jeffmorris5802]

@@buckeyepilot3929 You're pretending other people don't exist. Those blades are completely exposed and at human height.

[@buckeyepilot3929]

@@jeffmorris5802 You're pretending there are people hovering at altitude.

[@Windows2Life]

Does it come with a parachute and airbags too ?!

[@jacktripper8726]

Batteries are about to take a huge leap in tech. It will be a gamechanger for cars and this eVTOL

[@roccosophie6498]

If that's true it will be at a larger expense to the world and the environment than any gas powered vehicle ever built.

[@Slayr.]

@@roccosophie6498 You're not making any logical sense. I don't know where you came up with that, because it's the exact opposite. Batteries are proven to be more enviromentally friendly than gas.

[@FPVFlier]

@@Slayr. Are you insane?!?!? Do you have any idea how toxic the chemicals are in lipopolymer batteries are dude?!? Once petroleum is consumed its turned into vapor and is absorbed into the atmosphere where the tree's turn the co gases into oxygen. When a lipopolymer battery starts to break down it becomes extremely unstable and can explode releasing extremely cancerous toxic chemicals into the atmosphere which our tree's are not able to filter into clean air. Additionally the forever chemicals that are released back into the earth can take hundreds of years to break down.. Let's not even go into the mining practices or the forced labor camps or the insane work environments that N. Korean, Chinese and African workers are forced into..

[@BKKNOW1]

In ten years' time, these will be everywhere

[@andy-the-gardener]

yeah right. theres never any doubtful 'we have plucked the low hanging fruit with battery tech' with the ecars and renewable energy will save us hopium brigade lol

[@JulieKinney-l6m]

Wow that was really impressive. Could be useful in so many ways 4:17

[@EnochElijah777]

This is so cool, would love one. The downside, people are messy with ground vehicles i can only imagine the mess when people collide in the sky and bodies and vehicle parts fall on everyone else on the ground

[@trollon-u2124]

Autonomous

[@mm-rj3vo]

​@@trollon-u2124 Autonomous crashes 🤷‍♀️

[@paulwong2888]

A computer detect proximity distancing for safeguarding against collisions!

[@Enochrry6024]

I noticed the vehicle was constantly tilting forward with the front end towards the ground more.

[@Orchids.and.Endlers]

For this reason alone, this will never become mainstream. Maybe a rich person’s play thing, but never a real transportation alternative.

[@andrewross5020]

These flight videos have been impressive for the last couple of years... but a delivery video would be even more impressive.

[@maximusjoseppi5904]

bro the thing has a 10 minute endurance and theyve never flown it higher than a hove... what is impressive about what they are showing?

[@lennym6608]

@@maximusjoseppi5904you have to start somewhere

[@Rvbcaboose714]

​​@@maximusjoseppi5904 they have a video of it basically scaling a mountainous country side above tree lines, but why bother looking TWO VIDEOS BACK am I right? Smfh

[@maximusjoseppi5904]

@@Rvbcaboose714 🤣🤣 I did watch that video. It doesn't scale a mountain, it flies 15-20 feet over the ground over a path. No one would "fly" this thing where they can't crash easily since the battery lasts 10 min then takes 8 hours to charge

[@doughowdy7009]

Just another scam. This contraption will never ever receive flight certification for use anywhere in the world

[@billbaggins1688]

Looking forward to trying this little beauty out in VR in MSFS 2024.

[@LTV_inc]

Exceptional design. It performs how I hoped it would. 🎉

[@Aussie_car_life]

You need a parachute system that will deploy in the event of rotor and or engine failure because you can't have something like this in public without some amazing fail safe features great design nice job and great achievement

[@4literv6]

His left hand is on the drouge chute system!

[@johnnyellis5324]

This is amazing but very dangerous. Im not sure what safety systems or redundancy this thing has but in the event of a critical failure... at higher altitudes a parachute would work to save his life but at low altitudes, man. Seems like there's nothing you could do to prevent serious injury or death. A robust suspension system would help absorb a ground impact if it landed right side up but I understand that would add a lot of weight. Keep innovating though I'm sure these things can be addressed!

[@unjustwin186]

Really try driving in a 2 hour traffic jam all day and say cars are fine

[@unjustwin186]

And im sure even if they ever becane a thing it would require thorough testing for a license not every drunk wombat will get one

[@thomasorourke8065]

​@@unjustwin186 Ultralights require no license in the US I believe

[@edwardszane]

Been following for a long time, love it. Are you going to demonstrate any flights at altitude?

[@mikegardner186]

One of those videos where we need more than just a like button!

[@jasondripps829]

Sweet a drone for big people! I’ll have to pass though, got a toy one for myself and spent more time crashing than actually flight time.

[@Z0MBIE-x]

this guy really likes flying backwards in circles

[@christopherhartline1863]

Great job! However this goes, wherever it goes, thanks for the inspiration.

[@davidforshee5036]

Dang, I was hoping he would try a Juicy Flick! 😂 Very cool stuff!

[@kanglee424]

He’s drifting in the air, hot damnd

[@NoOnesIdea]

What's that orange loop/cable under pilot's left hand?

[@McNasty214]

Now if we could cover it with a silver dish shaped body, that would really spook people 😂

[@robthedog]

Is the kill switch an XT-90 connector?

[@maxime724]

i am wondering what the kill switch actually does? it levels the vtol to hover?

[@deborahschell9176]

I want one right now!!! Holy crap. That looks so fun! Ive seen 100 different " flying cars" this is like the Flying motorcycle! Omg i hope i get to have or fly one at least before i croak!! ❤ Love it! WTG those that put this together. And hats off to the hotdog flying it!!!!

[@T85om]

This is so cool!!! 🖖

[@gaborbakos7058]

It can fly for 15-20 minutes only with one charge. Of course it is not mentioned in the video.

[@Wreckticle]

I really hope these will be available to disabled people. I would get my life back if I could own one someday

[@hutrillz.official]

Yea let's have a bunch of disabled people flying around... sounds like a great idea

[@darklotus2002]

I'm sure disabled people will be allowed to purchase one if they wish. I hope.

[@space1commander]

Very cool. I want one badly.

[@Humboldt710]

I can't wait to see these in a racing series! Also one in my back yard would be nice too! Cheers!

[@PeterLawton]

Racing? I was thinking Quidditch (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quidditch).

[@bs_serpents]

Dogfighting!! :)

[@coppercolors2463]

Big drone

[@robertseptim3579]

Finally! Flying cars will actually be a thing in my lifetime!

[@mpmfr]

This is awesome and makes alot of sense as the next logical step in aerial transportation. Well done!😊

[@CHINZIG_UK]

We'll be seeing armored versions of these with missiles and gun to helmet tracking within the next 20-30 years

[@MasterMayhem78]

But will be unmanned

[@jamesmentzer]

Drones are killing enough they can track you no way you can get away from them wars of the future

[@scotts272]

That was my thought, I'm surprised both the machine and inventor haven't came up "missing" yet.

[@fertysurfer]

Look around, they're called drones. People all over the world are dying from them. So honestly, do you really think we'll still be here in 20/30 years? The warmongers of the world are growing impatient.

[@MichaelBoone-gj8rl]

That looks like it would be fun to race

[@alphabeets]

For about 4 minutes until the batteries need to be charged.

[@NEIHERUniversStarCitizen]

I have a new dream watching this beautiful video This concept of eVTOL vehicle promises so much and opens hundreds of perspectives to come. Fabulous to see in real life, a vehicle that looks like certain ships in Star Citizen🚁

[@leninmaharjan]

WOW.This is like a flying drone, with a man inside, amazing!!

[@thejayreynolds]

LOL - at first they thought it was cool to take the pilot out of the flying contraption and then they thought, hey, what if we put the pilot back IN the flying contraption, how cool would that be?

[@eachoneteachone8320]

This is the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.

[@shutinalley]

When these come out i don't ever want to see a road again.

[@lukegary4482]

where we're going, we don't need roads...

[@AllansoHmm]

​@@lukegary4482what about hover cars? some people still prefer the ground.

[@shutinalley]

@@lukegary4482 Exactly. And do something about all these power lines everywhere. Makes the ground look like a rats nest.

[@shutinalley]

@@AllansoHmm That will be done with trains. Take one of these to a station and you can get anywhere in the world. What we've been working with since the 20th century is unacceptable.

[@markhowell5209]

This would make cutting the grass entertaining!

[@joannasz1660]

MY dream vehicle....

[@hansbinder254]

AND.. The BIRD 's VIEW Came Within MySelf........👍👍

[@kenogster3059]

The great things that we'll be able to do with these types of vehicles. Keep up the great work!

[@NightimeBurnout]

Next level

[@patmahoney3120]

If I were this guy, I’d be on the phone with the Cirrus parachute designers. If you lose propulsion you’d have zero glide capability and you’ll drop like a rock. Otherwise, I love the thing.

[@daftfpv8638]

a couldn't estimate the numbrers of fpv drone pilots that dreamed of this ! you are the lucky one!

[@harryhanjob4779]

as a child I dreamed of this

[@Liquid_Plasma]

I saw this on Popular Mechanic's of 1992

[@jimmy_flaps]

Awesome. Cannot wait for the day when they become mass-produced and raced

[@terrischuster5697]

Bravo 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@OfficialMixture]

So basically he's built himself an alternative looking helicopter

[@DoubleBFPV]

Sick! This gives me that itch to want to fly my drone again! Thanks for that! And I would love to get a pack in this beast! Being a novice FPV Drone pilot dose this not make you really really REALY! Want to pilot this mighty fine pice of amazing technology!..or is that just me?…. So sweet guys and gals at Jetson great work and thanks for sharing this, I can’t wait to see more!

[@Lauti-cw2zs]

We need air races of these eVTOL with people on them, maybe RedBull could take on thiss

[@brutalwarpig]

These are the "Golden Days" of personal e-vtol aircraft. As soon as these start to sell, governments around the world will place restrictive regulations on their use in the name of public safety.

[@RandomCityBlues]

I highly doubt that. It'll be the golden years when these are actually in the skies being used. And there's no reason to expect them not to be regulated, just like any other aircraft. You do see helicopters and small airplanes in the sky don't you? Yeah, they're not illegal. They're regulated.

[@brutalwarpig]

@RandomCityBlues just pointing out that, particularly in more recent times, most governments tend to over regulate everything. Bureaucracies are like healthy cells that become cancerous. There is a movement on the left to increasingly abandon personal responsibility and accountability by giving away more and more personal liberties to government Bureaucracies. These utopian mindsets always ignore human nature. As such, ultimately, they fail.

[@FartInTheVoid]

​@RandomCityBlues Are you retarded or incapable of reading comprehension? Op isn't doubting regulations will be in place, Op is stating these are the golden years of messing around with these things until they become regulated and laws are in place to neuter the height and speed they can achieve.

[@TailSpinRCSpain]

Superb capabilities, Airspeeder take note, LOL.

[@coastroad_7886]

Good ! 👍🏻

[@maxpowers5310]

Straight outta the movies!🎬

[@DesertRat62]

You know the MIC is drooling over this 🤤

[@robertoforcen]

i would like to see it flying at several hundred feet altitude

[@jinxterx]

Never going to happen.

[@postoffice146]

That's not enough for using a mounted parachute, has to be even higher than that.

[@DesoloZantas]

Fly time: 10 mins then the battery dies. 😅

[@TheBrennanSchafer]

This is exactly my thoughts. Until there is a massive improvement in the stored energy to weight ratio of batteries these eVTOL's aren't going to provide much utility outside of looking cool/fun.

[@luvmyflipflops6504]

😂😂😂

[@chasemorgan2788]

Take a look at the advancement of technology, we have now reached what our 70s and 80s ancestors envisioned. The jetsons era ideas. It’s been 121 years since the first flight. Now we have autonomous vehicles and personal flight craft. Meanwhile, wait 10/20 years and the battery technology will allow craft like this to fly 20-30 times longer duration. Remind yourself of batter technology 20 years ago. This is great to see!

[@davewmck]

Now do the wright brothers

[@ronm6359]

You mean: Fly time 10 mins, you crash, then the pilot dies.

[@GiovanniEsposito5]

A circle in reverse and some yawing here and there does not count for "Freestyle". It also seems wobbly sometimes, like he is fighting stabilization.

[@Hedzorle]

My thoughts exactly. He did not demonstrate multiple landings and takeoffs so we can appreciate the ease of operation. Still it is an amazing era of innovation.

[@GiovanniEsposito5]

@@Hedzorle Freestyle is not about multiple landings and takeoffs! It's about complex monouvering that is not here. Very much an era of ignorance and idiocy.

[@thatyoudliketoknow1628]

It's still a light form of freestyle, the equipment is probably expensive and not a lot of prototypes, and also it's a new flying machine, it's risky to go all out here. Step by Step and then maybe some more on the edge stuff over water with rescue crew...

[@rickfry6031]

Now I’m going to have the theme song from the Jetsons stuck in my head all day. Very cool. This person is on the brink of being a billionaire. Best wishes.

[@Adikotaku]

I think it is scary if the propeller blade when nuts, its not safe with an open frame. The blade might cut your head.

[@circleofowls]

Very, very impressive.

[@Śiśna3633]

A single rotor like a helicopter or gyrocopter is more efficient than small 8 rotors. Just a 15 min flying $75000 is a novelty and will be history.

[@ntal5859]

Have you done the math and simulations, ie inertia of the rotors and drag coefficient efficiency no ? I think not, so you are speaking out your arse like usual.

[@AlexanderGee]

Mechanical simplicity and potential for redundancy make up for efficiency. This isn't supposed to be a long hauler. This is like comparing a sports bike to a uhaul

[@colonelcatastrophe4821]

If these start flying around, I'm moving underground. Most people can't even drive something on the ground correct. People will be falling all over the place,along with all the fire's they'll start.

[@AbeMohamed-vw6xp]

Nahhh

[@colonelcatastrophe4821]

@@AbeMohamed-vw6xp get your wrallins mitt out🤔😂

[@jadedequeljoe3283]

😮Yes these must be banned,along with every other type of vehicle! People should be limited to their own two feet or donkeys.

[@cidhomerimperialpneulemen2107]

The propeller needs to be covered, it's just an oversized drone that will only ever be a rich man's toy or weaponized by making it manless and arm it with gatling guns or missiles.

[@فارسليبورد-ك8و]

دراجة هوائية رائعة ❤❤❤❤❤

[@alphabeets]

A collision with a person standing on the ground results in a person turning into sliced salami.

[@darrellroeters4951]

Four swords rotating around your head.

[@modernwoodboatbuilding]

Agreed. The props would be safer above or below the cockpit

[@Edwin777-z9x]

Trump 2024!!!!!

[@BallSackFPV]

Need to get that thing out of HORIZON mode! 😉

[@torquilmorrison1283]

Full acro flipy flops with your life on the line would be crazy

[@skmetal7]

Redbull will one day do this. :P

[@bryanteger]

It's clearly in angle mode.

[@doncunningham3124]

I want to see some power loops and barrel rolls.

[@bryanteger]

@@doncunningham3124 yeah trippy spins and juicy flicks too.

[@Bleihagel]

This is exactly how it had to look like! Awesome!

[@Sir-.-]

They'll never allow those to be sold to the public. It just couldn't be regulated. They're simply too dangerous and too liberating. They can't have people just flying around and going wherever they want.

[@TheLakoG]

120 years since the first take off, yet "we" still using propeller. Thats what pops up in my head when i seen that 😁

[@frankly1744]

With a father who was an air traffic controller, I often wonder how this will be when many own them?? 😊. Cool to see, this, Thanks

[@frostydastonedman9744]

Got hyped when I saw this was included in Flight Simulator 2024, can't wait to take it for virtual spin tomorrow

[@JohnDuthie]

That's awesome! Have you ever released a video on all the redundancy and software safety required to make this happen? I think that would be awesome to watch as a casual nerd.

[@critic_empower_joke_rlaxtslife]

It's beautiful, keep going kiddo, knock those walls down!

[@ErikOlaf-g9y]

How well is the pilot protected from blade separation?

[@Apophis-en9pi]

That's in the decapitation clause. Always read the fine print.