The Weekend Wonk: Electric Aircraft take Flight
July 10, 2016
Above, Siemens test flies an electric trainer this week.
Below, the gee-whiz of electric powered aircraft research.
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July 11, 2016 at 7:30 pm
And still with Siemens I’d also like to share this neat Video clip on Siemens reaching new heights with wind turbines in the U.S at 379 feet. Tapping winds untapped before.