The car would lift off nearly vertically using propellers on its stubby wings. The props would then rotate from a vertical to a horizontal position for regular flight, the same kind of technology that is found in the Marines' V-22 Osprey.
Tuesday, May 07, 2013
GREAT FOR TRAFFIC JAMS: Terrafugia's next flying car envisioned as tilt-rotor.
The car would lift off nearly vertically using propellers on its stubby wings. The props would then rotate from a vertical to a horizontal position for regular flight, the same kind of technology that is found in the Marines' V-22 Osprey.
The car would lift off nearly vertically using propellers on its stubby wings. The props would then rotate from a vertical to a horizontal position for regular flight, the same kind of technology that is found in the Marines' V-22 Osprey.
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