Make and Fly Your Own Paper Drone
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- ISBN 9786059192750
- Dimensions: 210 x 300mm
- Publication Date: 15 Aug 2019
- Publisher: Tuva Publishing
- Publication City/Country: TR
- Product Form: Paperback
- Language: English
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Make and fly your own paper drone!
Put together and fly drones, the driving force of the future's quaternary sector, while enjoying learning the principles of flight and science together with Aeronautical Engineering Professor Lee Hee-woo!
With this book, you can build drones with outstanding flight, a long construction time and strong wind resistance, and rotor drones with three or more motors and propellers. It is designed so you can pop out and make the model that you want, while learning about each model in detail.
Fly your cool paper drones, learn to love science more, and grow your dreams.
Lee Hee-Woo graduated from the Air Force Academy and he was in the sky as an F-5 fighter pilot. He also received a Ph.D. in Aeronautical Engineering from Arizona State University. After much effort in developing the Air Force's T-50 aeroplane, he was discharged as a brigadier general from the Korean Air Force. He is currently the CEO of drone manufacturing company KEVA Drone Co. Ltd, a visiting professor at the Korea Aerospace Research Institute, and a director at the Chungnam National University General Military System Research Institute. Also, as President of the World Paper Aeroplane Association, he has launched the "World Paper Aeroplane Competition for Peaceful Reunion and World Peace."
