Master Lecture: GoFly Technical Rules

[@engineerahmed7248]

If device is small enough in stowed configuration it shouldn't matter how big it gets in the air. Eagle is a perfect example of highly morphing efficient flyer that easily sits in cramped quarters.

[@highvoltagefeathers]

Translation: "Build us an army of giant human carrying multicopters" True innovation.

[@bicopter]

If you have a chance, I would like to join my team. I think it will be a very exciting tournament.

[@skyloveglobalnelsonbarbonc8009]

It still go on now no wenner

[@rockets-dont-makegood-toas7728]

first, how big do you think gofly will actually get? if it does get big, at least I can say I was one of the first one hundred subs.

[@iggyt6666]

rockets-don't-make good-toast pretty sure it will be niche

[@7urbine]

Seems pretty nice indeed so far. ~500 teams (Technically speaking); however, most of these "teams" are 1 or 2 people. I say there is about 20-30 actual teams that will tackle the challenge.

[@freedomofflight3138]

I wish it was easier to find larger teams to join with..

[@ufoengines]

Bummer ! I think my idea for a one man kit copter busts out in this competition on the max dimensions allowed and no battery / super capacitor tech to be had in time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqvKYqV7hbiGqqM ( I still like it, and looking for somebody to help me make a one half flying model of the rig . )

[@ufoengines]

Looks like this dude already has the contest sewed up kzbin.info/www/bejne/i57PqqWEhsitq8U . TO INFINITY AND BEYOUND!