Events & Updates
Update – September 14, 2018

Update – September 14, 2018

SAVING WEIGHT – September 14, 2018 One of the things we like best is to find ways to save weight. It really makes our day! In this case, electrical engineer Ryan Dillon found small DC motors and...

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Update – July 5, 2018

Update – July 5, 2018

THE REAR DUCT PART THAT HOUSES THE PROP - July 5, 2018 The engineering drawing above shows 2 different views of the Switchblade rear ducted area, where the propeller is located. This gives a very...

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Update – September 14, 2018

Update – September 14, 2018

SAVING WEIGHT – September 14, 2018 One of the things we like best is to find ways to save weight. It really makes our day! In this case, electrical engineer Ryan Dillon found small DC motors and...

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Update – July 4, 2018

Update – July 4, 2018

DIVINE INTERVENTION - July 4, 2018 A ray of sun came streaming through the hangar door just as these three teammates made a final decision on where to locate the wiring package for the tail...

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Update – July 3, 2018

Update – July 3, 2018

CONTROL WHEEL – July 3, 2018 Just because you haven't heard us screaming by in the Ground Test Vehicle (GTV), doesn't mean we have forgotten about ground testing of engine and transmission. We have...

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Update – June 30, 2018

Update – June 30, 2018

TOTALLY TUBULAR – June 30, 2018 These chrome molly steel tubes were sent to us pre-bent and ends trimmed (coped, in technical terms) by VR3 of Ontario, Canada. They did extremely good work, and the...

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Update – September 5, 2018

Update – September 5, 2018

SHAPING THE INTERIOR – September 5, 2018 We are now crafting the dashboard and center console as pre-production parts. Since the dash and center console will be made from molded parts, we are...

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Update – June 28, 2018

Update – June 28, 2018

SPACE, THE FINAL FRONTIER – June 28, 2018 Needing more space in the engine bay is probably a familiar story to builders and engineers.  I think most modern cars have their engine bay more carefully...

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