I once visited one of our top University's renowned professor to ask for help and the approach was not promising. It was for a civilian project though and it was 5 years ago. Many things have changed since then though some changed in the wrong way as even small kids have started making air...
I am a self taught engineer.
And they don't make it easy to pitch this kind of stuff.
They are probably overwhelmed with crazy suggestions that go nowhere.
I have other projects on hand that have priority and easier to do.
I will only take the trouble to go ahead with this if a war breaks and I...
They do a similar thing four house sales in Turkey. You chip in your payments and they give you a house at the end. But you may be the last person to get the house. The first person is lucky and the last one is unlucky.
What is stressed in the video is Turkish economy is actually bigger than...
Not really, F35B lacks simplicity, needs a special engine that only RR makes and it damages the board of the platform it lands on. It has a lot of redundant structures that is only used for landing/take off. You can not make a civilian version with a reasonable price. Nobody even tries to copy it.
Harrier was abandoned because it couldn't be made stealth.
The numbers given for TW are not at the level you would expect like near unity. F16C is the lowest and best, but how is smaller better? Normally higher is better for performance but if the plane is performing well despite low TW it...
I've got the propulsion system nailed already. I will use 1-2 helicopter engines to power 3 fans. Think like the lift fan of the F35B but smaller and no hot exhaust. Speeds up to mach 0.6 I have already sketched the propulsion. The rest is ordinary aeroplane. In an ideal world I would be riding...
Give me $10mn and 3 years and get
A similar VTOL to the Harrier with
Stealth features,
%70 of its speed and
%20 percent of its payload capability
Without avionics and weapons (I give it empty)
at 25% of the prize
to be based 100% on existing Turkish technology
an LHD monster
If you want to insist on bringing gambling then you should get companies buy some of the cruise ships that are on sale now and start it there in the open seas. Gambling is big in cruise business, when there was cruise business that is.
It would only delay Turkey's countermeasures but not prevent if they didn't sell.
They needed money in anticipation of tougher times.
It helped them a lot to gain Turkey's favor we didn't go too hard on them.
Is there any clue whether casino industry is doing good or what? Casinos require human interaction and is no different from other tourism in that regard. And there is online alternative to it.