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Flying Sports Car With 16 Rotors,Science & Technology,Flying sports car,Philippines man unveils flying sports car,flying car,drone,flying taxi,air taxi,air car,future transport,Flying Sports Car Former dancer and camera operator Kyxz Mendiola flew and hovered for a few minutes in a single-seater aircraft powered by the “multicopter” technology commonly used in small unmanned drones. “It was amazing,” Mendiola commented after what he said was the first public test flight of his invention. “All the hard work paid off. Everything worked perfect.” Mendiola’s machine, the “Koncepto Milenya”, has a metal frame covered with a carbon-fibre shell; it has 16 electric rotors powered by six lithium-iion batteries, which can keep it in the air for 10-15 minutes, and take two and a half hours to recharge. An added safety feature is that the 16 rotors allow it to keep flying, even if one or two motors fail. It's controlled by a portable radio frequency controller; up and down are controlled by the press of a button steering by a joystick. It has been flown as high as seven metres above the ground, can carry 100 kilograms and has a maximum speed of 60km/h. “Press a button and it will go up, then push the stick forward, it goes forward," Mendiola said. "It’s very smart, that’s why I’m saying it has a lot of potential.” Video Credits : https://in.mobile.reuters.com/video/technology DISCLAIMER : IF ANY CONTENT OWNER HAS SOME ISSUES WITH MY VIDEO PLEASE DM ME ON YOUTUBE OR E-MAIL ME (YOU WILL GET IN MY ABOUT SECTION) I WILL REMOVE MY VIDEO.
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