Will it Blend?

by FliteTest | May 21, 2012 | (30) Posted in Projects

In this episode of Flite Test, the team makes a blender fly? Watch as the team shows us their scratch built blender plane! Not only does this plane fly, but it also makes fresh fruit smoothies in the air! Watch this episode to see more. 


Total Flying Weight:

4.6 Kilograms = 10.1412641 Pounds




































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COMMENTS

jelofson on May 22, 2012
That was one of the most fun and fantastic things I have seen in RC! Love the plane, love the blender.
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ofir060 on May 21, 2012
Cool!
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Tsavah on May 22, 2012
I was looking for a list of materials used, cut size of parts, and such. I suppose I could study the pictures and make one close to the same size, but this is starting to look like more than a 4s battery pack power set-up. I am trying to stay under the 5s packs and stay 4s or less. I really, really like cartoon looking planes. You have probably seen those made by a guy on YouTube out of 3mm Depron or thinner. He is no doubt the king of cartoon RC flyers.
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House Of Noob on June 10, 2012
A 10 on entertainment!
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barorg on May 22, 2012
Are you going to post instructions on building the biplane?
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sky_hawk on May 22, 2012
lol only on flite test
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jetpackninja on May 22, 2012
Chad- do you have your own laser cutter?

Five stars just on entertainment value alone.
Can't wait to see the build article for the plane!
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opie on May 21, 2012
Very Nice!! Seemed to fly very well as well. Good work as usual!!
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wichtel9999 on May 21, 2012
Very cool!
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Mw Flyer on May 21, 2012
whats the deal with the Radjet in the background bursting into flames at 51 sec
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baconflyer on May 21, 2012
plans? PLEASE? that plane looks awesome, even if i don't put a blender on it.
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dumb_thumbs on May 21, 2012
Love the blender motor replacement. Looks like it didn't have any trouble making up that smoothie. Who needs a $300 blender, I'll just go and buy a cheap one, and throw a large brushless motor in there. Bonus here is that the blender is now portable, so you can make smoothies anywhere (even in the air).
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Nightfox7 on May 21, 2012
love the little fire in the background
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kenton on May 23, 2012
I love this article! Nothing better than a flying blender...and mixed drinks when your playtime is over.
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flyboymaxwell on May 21, 2012
That is one cool bi-plane!
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trg000 on May 21, 2012
I love this idea. Really cool plane. Really yummy idea. Made me LOL.
Love your web site. I am on it almost every day. I have learned so much and am working on some of my own plans.
THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH FOR ALL YOU DO.
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Zander on May 21, 2012
Haha! That's amazing!
cool plane! what was the wing loading on that thing?
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JoeTapia on May 21, 2012
Hey! chad, josh or josh... is that a ~900MHz cloverleaf?
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stonekap on May 21, 2012
Yep!
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JoeTapia on May 22, 2012
what frequency exactly? im really thinking about building one for my 910 system, but im afraid it will be too big.. :/
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JoeTapia on May 22, 2012
and also if you would be be so kind as to lend me the measurments you used... please. :)
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Winger on May 21, 2012
So, will you publish plans for Josh's cartoony biplane? Just hafta build one!
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Jakealope on May 21, 2012
I was always wondering, what do you do with the custom built planes when your done with them
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stonekap on May 21, 2012
Well, the Fowl Flyer got accidentally crushed. But we still have the wing. The Blender Plane is in my basement for now. I'm sure you'll see it again.
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Flying Fox on August 25, 2014
Love it love it. i have actually made a 3d model of it. it looks soooooo cool.
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SmittyII on May 23, 2018
Really Love it! with out the blender.
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