http://jetmanlive.com/
see also
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/lif...cle4787803.ece
Jet powered crossing of the English channel by a man with jetpack strapped to his back
Cool - if slighty mad
Rob
http://jetmanlive.com/
see also
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/lif...cle4787803.ece
Jet powered crossing of the English channel by a man with jetpack strapped to his back
Cool - if slighty mad
Rob
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I've seen this before, but I didn't think he could carry enough fuel to run the 4 turbines for that long. Let's see - 22 miles, 115 mph, so he's looking at roughly 11 and a half minutes of powered flight. That's a long time when you're carrying all your fuel on your back!
Hope he makes it though. Sure would be cool...
Adam
it would be cooler if he strapped a liquid sky generator to his back and did it at night..
i saw a pic on the cover of laserist magazine of a guy doing that.
they had gotten a lot of power into a pretty small projector,and the guy was flying a powered parasail.