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10-21-2014, 02:27 PM	#1 (permalink)
Quadflight Registered Users Join Date: Oct 2014	Air multiplier tweak Ok so I've read a little bit of information on air multipliers in quadcopters and I'm sure like I read on another forums the air multiplier would not produce anymore thrust that what the motors could produce but... (And this is a long shot). What if the air multiplier was fit another motor and propeller would the multiplied air flow help the propellers in a quadcopter produce more thrust easily? Any speculation on this would be greatly appreciated

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