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So.... how are you able to reverse? If it's anything like a turbine, I'd imagine it'd take some time to reverse.
So.... how are you able to reverse? If it's anything like a turbine, I'd imagine it'd take some time to reverse.
It's seems to be like a plane turbine. So yes, it's essencially a "no wheel drive".
Airbus generally make their reverse thrust expel through slats which radiate forwards, unlike how all GE's, RR's, and PW's just slide the nacelle backwards and a reroute of the airflow to go in a bit of a different direction.So.... how are you able to reverse? If it's anything like a turbine, I'd imagine it'd take some time to reverse.
So.... how are you able to reverse? If it's anything like a turbine, I'd imagine it'd take some time to reverse.
It even looks a bit like the Nike One....laser powered.
Laser.
Powered.
Guess this is GT6's Nike One (ie, their science-fiction car entry.)
In any case, since it's coming anyway, I'd like to order one in black with light blue accents please /tronreference
It'll still be powered by a V8, but with lasers as backup.I'm expecting this to have a Corvette engine like the old Chapparals, but there's speculation they're working on a hybrid system for future Corvettes anyway.
There also needs to be a Pennzoil one.
It should provide instant power. I imagine that air will flow over the nozzle continuously, thrust will be controlled by laser strength and pulse frequency.So does this magic laser engine result in instantaneous torque (although apparently not applied to the wheels) or does it have to spool up like a normal turbine engine?
It should provide instant power. I imagine that air will flow over the nozzle continuously, thrust will be controlled by laser strength and pulse frequency.
Holy 🤬, best VGT yet.The highlight of the Chevrolet Chaparral 2X Vision Gran Turismo which inherits this spirit of revolution, is in its styling and powertrain. The power supply selected for this car is a unprecedented laser propulsion system. The laser beam unit mounted central to the car produces a laser beam pulse which strikes a focusing shroud, and the resulting shockwave produces the thrust which propels this extremely light racing car. With a 671kW laser and air powered generator, this car rises to a top speed of 384km/h(240mph and accelerates from 0-60mph in 1.5 seconds.)
It'll still be powered by a V8, but with lasers as backup.