Rockets on your back?
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Not me.
Looks like four small turbines.
Some guys like to live on the edge!
Looks like four small turbines.
Some guys like to live on the edge!
Chris McMillin
The same guy had a similar video out about 2 years ago (the "plane" was red), and has obviously made significant improvements in power and controllability. Impressive.
I had a similar idea about improving auto safety. You just strap the driver to the left-fron fender, and . . .
I had a similar idea about improving auto safety. You just strap the driver to the left-fron fender, and . . .
Ralph Wenzel
Excellent flight, Who has the plans to build one of those wings? Two of the larger turbines should be plenty for the needs of this project.
I'm not sure I would have the cajones to try that my self though.
I'm not sure I would have the cajones to try that my self though.
Incredible, that has to be the closest thing to achieving flight with the least apparatus possible. Yes, I know gliders are much simpler but certainly don't provide the speed and controlability that this displays. If I was 25 again I'd definitely have to try it, no matter what the risk or cost.
Now all I can do is watch and wish...
Randy C [photo not recovered: cry.gif]
Now all I can do is watch and wish...
Randy C [photo not recovered: cry.gif]
Could be a "once-in-a-lifetime experience"!!
Jim
He's been on the Discovery channel many times last time he said he was almost ready to sell them!
Dwayne
Keep a handle on em!
Dwayne
Keep a handle on em!
I was always fascinated with Commando Cody. I longed for a strap-on leather jacket with a controllable (!) rocket pack on the back...
Not given to 'impossible' nor 'fantasy' Super heroes that could fly, I was bound to wait for a workable rocket pack. I thought we were close with Disney's "Rocketeer", but I was aging fast.
My mind screams: "It's too late! You missed the window!"
Whew! Thank you, Father.
Not given to 'impossible' nor 'fantasy' Super heroes that could fly, I was bound to wait for a workable rocket pack. I thought we were close with Disney's "Rocketeer", but I was aging fast.
My mind screams: "It's too late! You missed the window!"
Whew! Thank you, Father.
Mike in Atwater,
where a timid question will always receive a confident answer
where a timid question will always receive a confident answer