The Evolution Of Spinny Things!

[TechTier]

Hi Kerbonauts!

As you all know, the evolution of stock propellers/rotors in KSP has come a very long way.

Ever since legit aerodynamics crash - landed at Kerbin people have been trying to figure this thing out.

I would like to see what people think of stock propellers, rotors, prop. planes, and helicopters. This post isn't a contest or a poll, just seeing how people approach this thing.

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This post is short and straight to the point!

remember, jebius explosius

[Human Person]

Hmm, all of my attempts so far caused a lot of Kraken-issues, usually emediately after detaching the rotor

[TechTier]

2 hours ago, Physics Student said:

Hmm, all of my attempts so far caused a lot of Kraken-issues, usually emediately after detaching the rotor

maybe the krakens more of a STAY STILL kinda guy.....

Edited July 9, 2017 by TechTier

[cubinator]

Well, there's definitely been a lot of evolution in the spinny--or should I say twisty--things department.  

[Vanamonde]

This is going to end up being an exchange of craft, and so the thread has been moved to the craft exchange subforum. 

[Confused Scientist]

Stock propellers are extremely useful for if you need a craft to tear itself apart at launch. I watched a great tutorial (by Squiddy) on YouTube and I still have no idea how people get those things to work.

[Azimech]

I didn't invent the bearing, the propeller or the rotor. I did invent a certain type of engine which has become the standard for anything that consumes fuel.

Take a look at my hangar, almost every week people are adding their own designs, currently 179 contraptions are there, from ultra small to gigantic. And everything is 100% stock. The ones with the prefix 77I are mine.

https://kerbalx.com/hangars/6515