Tesla's Apparatus for Aerial Transportation

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At a glance..

This is Nikola Tesla's description of his patent for an apparatus for aerial transportation. The invention consists for a new type of flying machine, designated "helicopter-plane", which may be raised and lowered vertically and driven horizontally by the propelling devices.

The details..

In Apparatus for Aerial Transportation, Nikola Tesla introduces his innovative design for a helicopter-plane that could revolutionize air travel. Unlike traditional planes, this aircraft can rise and descend vertically while being propelled forward using the same device. This makes it more efficient than airplanes when it comes to lifting heavy loads without expending too much energy.

Tesla also highlights some of the limitations of conventional planes such as their inability to easily take off or land due to their reliance on translatory movement. He argues that these drawbacks make them unsuitable for commercial aviation purposes because they require special equipment at airports along with other facilities that are often expensive or difficult to maintain.

The author then goes on to explain why helicopters might seem like an attractive alternative but have their own set of challenges such as instability during flight and oscillation tendencies while moving in any direction other than up or down.

Overall, Apparatus for Aerial Transportation provides readers with valuable insights into one inventor's vision for improving air transportation technology through innovation.


Resource Info

Page count: 8
Size: 622kb
File Type: pdf

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