The rare eccentric stikes again!
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The rare eccentric stikes again!
This is one very unusual concept.....even Dave cannot top this one!
http://www.alexisparkinn.com/photoga...d-bat-suit.wmv
http://www.alexisparkinn.com/photoga...d-bat-suit.wmv
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From: Canada
They are microjets
The motors he strapped to his shoea were Micro jets. I saw them at their booth at Oshkosh air show last year. They have about 5 sizes and they have installed then on , in-line skates, scooters,barstool and other stuff.
I think they were about $5,000 USD - $25,000 USD
I think they were about $5,000 USD - $25,000 USD
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From: Norwich, CT USA
Because you watched the Road Runner every Saturday morning. I did and when I when to learn to fly I when to "Acme School of Aeronautics" After all If Acme could supply Wiley with all of his little toys to do in the Road Runner, then he had to be a pretty good flight school was my reasoning for going there.
( It was a very good school was run by retired AF Colonels and one General, they also published the Acme test guides, before the test became public you got the blue book to prep for the writtens back then 85 was an excellent score)
( It was a very good school was run by retired AF Colonels and one General, they also published the Acme test guides, before the test became public you got the blue book to prep for the writtens back then 85 was an excellent score)
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From: Cambridgeshire, UK
These are the engines:
http://www.heward-microjets.co.uk/
At 159kg thrust Nimbus can hover with a pilot/eccentric, but not for long at 79kg fuel/hour...
Mart
http://www.heward-microjets.co.uk/
At 159kg thrust Nimbus can hover with a pilot/eccentric, but not for long at 79kg fuel/hour...
Mart





