Jetoptera Part 2 : Increasing the lift/thrust of an aircraft through fluidics
In this video we are going to cover how Jetoptera's Fluidic Propulsion System is a natural evolution of efficient propulsion. The basic technique used by Jetoptera was heavily researched in the 1970s. Jetoptera has added to the technique by entraining flow. For Investment in Jetoptera please use the following link: https://wefunder.com/jetoptera/ Jetoptera first video • Jetoptera's Bladeless Propulsion System Timeline 0:00- 0:57 Introduction 0:58- 4:49 Aircraft Efficiency & Power Lift Technology 4:49- 7:29 Types of Powered Lift 7:30 -12:25 Jetopteras FPS, Lift Augmentation and Beyond 12:26 - 13:24 Investment Oppurtunity in Jetoptera

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