Fixing Jetson One’s Biggest Problem: Flight Time
What if Jetson One could fly longer without becoming bigger? In this video, we explore a redesigned Jetson One concept that replaces the quadcopter layout with a single large rotor, horizontal propulsors, anhedral wings, and canted rear stabilizers. The goal is simple: improve efficiency, reduce disc loading, and potentially increase flight time while keeping the aircraft compact. Could this be a better direction for personal electric aircraft? Let me know your thoughts in the comments.

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