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Project: Kanagawa UniversityThe Kanagawa University Aeronauts Club participated in the 2001 and 2002 editions of the Tokyo Birdman Rally. They had to abstain from the 2001 edition (for more information see here). They achieved a time of 1.21 seconds in 2002. A computer translation from the webpage: In the aeronautical engineering division of
research, this year, you participated in the “bird human contest” after
approximately 10 years. As for section the human powered helicopter, it was the
section which is provided anew from this year. But, the result regrettable was
waiver. Several reason of waiver is certain, but first problem is not to be
time. Because no [se], it is not to look at the fuselage which is completed as
one hour with even us of the party, just it was the [butsutsuke] production. In
addition to that, the Lake Biwa weather changing suddenly, also afternoon at 1
o'clock the flight time which at the beginning is evening 4 hours is quick
changing is lifted. That being announced from the sponsor 11 o'clock in the
morning. Because that time the fuselage had not completed yet, we how, made the
fuselage complete, passed even in last examination of the fuselage. By the way,
time of this time 12:45 was,… (laughing). Proper thing it climbed in the
platform without also one time turning the propeller. This time, the bill which
either one time you did not practice turned and trouble occurred. With the
trouble, when the propeller is turned, the propeller which has been attached on
front and back of the fuselage struck and the propeller kept collapsing. Because
this pattern was relayed with also the television, is not the person who is
viewed to be many, probably will be? After all, there is no the sufficient time
which can correct the trouble and either equipment, prior permission of sponsor
side without descending, the fuselage was dropped into the lake even regretfully
in a way, waiver. As for regret of this time it became something which is not
forgotten, we swore next year [ribenji], with the goal of the thing which throws
without fail started re-.
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