The blades being out in the open concerns me, but I get it. Cutting costs wherever possible is needed for a v1 startup product.
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#12What's the decibel output? I'd imagine a few of these in my neighborhood would put the cicadapocalypse to shame.
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#13The blades being out in the open concerns me, but I get it. Cutting costs wherever possible is needed for a v1 startup product.
Probably more about cutting weight than cutting cost. Airplane props and helicopter blades are also out in the open.
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#15The blades being out in the open concerns me, but I get it. Cutting costs wherever possible is needed for a v1 startup product.
"Cutting costs by cutting heads"
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Land of the free sometimes still lives up to it's name.
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#16“Flying Cars Are Here, And You Can Buy This One For Less Than $100,000” - Forbes Total Price: $128,000 Hmmm…
People pay more for ugly trucks. Average car is almost half of this. Seems quite cheap if you can actually make it work for you, not just a toy.
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#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well considering the "Safety is our priority" section says it can fly with the loss of one motor I'd assume 2 motors lost is a life changing event.
They say it also has a ballistic parachute.
Which isn't going to do you a lot of good 20-30, even 100 feet off the ground.