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Building A Blimp 2016-11-06 01:44:20 Post No.
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Hello /diy/, the blimp guy has returned!
After reading all your posts on my old thread, I have decided to rethink my decisions and if I choose to use hydrogen as the lifting gas, I can make some arrangements in order to make it as safe and non-hazardous as possible.
I have put in research on how to build the damn thing, and I have already taken note of a few points and have made a fairly accurate price range.
More advice would be greatly appreciated, and I am open to all answers!
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>>1080339
good luck, you should call it the Hindenburg 2
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>>1080339
I missed the previous thread. Is this blimp going to be an ultralight?
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>>1080610
Yes, I want to make this blimp fairly light while still being able to lift significant amounts of weight.
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Also, it will be few weeks until done.
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Are you the same guy asking /sci/ how to get this into orbit?
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>>1080609
>Hindenburger
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>>1080828
Possibly.
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>>1080339
Anyone still here?
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>>1082435
Have you considered the fact that you need the aviation authority in your country to ok your aircraft before you fly?
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>>1081160
Not how physics works. You can't get into orbit with a heavier than a vacuum craft. (Vacuum is "lighter" than hydrogen, which is lighter than air; for your concept to work you'd literally need a lighter than vacuum craft)
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>>1080339
>if I choose to use hydrogen as the lifting gas
Oh the humanity!
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