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Wonderful Luc!!
As a retired naval aviator, I cannot imagine doing that without an airplane wrapped around me...
Tnx...
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73, Dave [email protected] Disagree: I learn....
Pulling for P3E...
Not to encourage Luc's off-meds/off-topic postings, but is this for real? Those wings don't quite look like they have sufficient surface area to support 200 pounds or so of man & jet engine.......
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Wonderful Luc!!
As a retired naval aviator, I cannot imagine doing that without an airplane wrapped around me...
Tnx...
Cliquer sur : http://jet-man.com/actuel_eng.html#
73, Dave [email protected] Disagree: I learn.... Pulling for P3E...
George Henry wrote:
Not to encourage Luc's off-meds/off-topic postings, but is this for real? Those wings don't quite look like they have sufficient surface area to support 200 pounds or so of man & jet engine.......
It's all about speed... Force is a factor of area and velocity. That wing is not a lifting airfoil. It is a fully symetrical surface. At those kinds of speed, the atmosphere is nothing but a fluid. If you change the orientation of the wing, it causes a nearly instanteous change in direction parallel to the chord of the wing.
Gregg Wonderly W5GGW
On 2/17/07, George Henry [email protected] wrote:
Not to encourage Luc's off-meds/off-topic postings, but is this for real? Those wings don't quite look like they have sufficient surface area to support 200 pounds or so of man & jet engine.......
Having seen video of this guy, I didn't see any evidence that he could actually gain significant altitude. He jumps out of a plane, glides around for a while, then pops a parachute to land.
But then there was that sighting in Arizona: http://tinyurl.com/ytlft9
Obviously the CIA is hushing this up too. :-)
73 de Maggie K3XS Editor, Phil-Mont Mobile Radio Club Blurb - http://www.phil-mont.org Elecraft K2 #1641 -- AOPA 925383 -- ARRL 39280
On 2/17/07, Margaret Leber [email protected] wrote:
Having seen video of this guy, I didn't see any evidence that he could actually gain significant altitude. He jumps out of a plane, glides around for a while, then pops a parachute to land.
from jet-man.com:
Since this First success, Yves did more than 30 motorized flights, improving this first prototype with the help of his team. He could fly as long as 6 minutes 30" and even with a little climb rate.
"even with a little climb rate" == "no significant altitude gain"
I note he's looking for sponsors. There's one born every minute.
73 de Maggie K3XS Editor, Phil-Mont Mobile Radio Club Blurb - http://www.phil-mont.org Elecraft K2 #1641 -- AOPA 925383 -- ARRL 39280
"even with a little climb rate" == "no significant altitude gain"
you can read on the page:
Yves is actually busy developing a second wing with ascensionnal and aerobatic capacities. And we don't speak of future take-off possibilities...!
The video ends with a generic stating a 1000 feet per minute ascencion rate at 100 knots
http://jet-man.com/actuel_eng.html#
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On 18 Feb 2007, at 03:52, Margaret Leber wrote:
On 2/17/07, George Henry [email protected] wrote:
Not to encourage Luc's off-meds/off-topic postings, but is this for real? Those wings don't quite look like they have sufficient surface area to support 200 pounds or so of man & jet engine.......
Having seen video of this guy, I didn't see any evidence that he could actually gain significant altitude. He jumps out of a plane, glides around for a while, then pops a parachute to land.
After watching Top Gear on the BBC last night, I'll believe that anything could be made to fly if you stick a big enough rocket to the thing. They strapped a Reliant Robin to something that looked remarkably like a Shuttle assembly and launched it. What surprised me was when the damn thing actually took off....
John
p.s: To you Yanks etc., a Reliant Robin is a small 3-wheeler car.
shh.. I've not seen it yet...
On 19 Feb 2007, at 10:19, John Heaton wrote:
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On 18 Feb 2007, at 03:52, Margaret Leber wrote:
On 2/17/07, George Henry [email protected] wrote:
Not to encourage Luc's off-meds/off-topic postings, but is this for real? Those wings don't quite look like they have sufficient surface area to support 200 pounds or so of man & jet engine.......
Having seen video of this guy, I didn't see any evidence that he could actually gain significant altitude. He jumps out of a plane, glides around for a while, then pops a parachute to land.
After watching Top Gear on the BBC last night, I'll believe that anything could be made to fly if you stick a big enough rocket to the thing. They strapped a Reliant Robin to something that looked remarkably like a Shuttle assembly and launched it. What surprised me was when the damn thing actually took off....
John
p.s: To you Yanks etc., a Reliant Robin is a small 3-wheeler car.
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On 17 Feb 2007 at 15:54, George Henry wrote:
but is this for real? Those wings don't quite look like they have sufficient surface area to support 200 pounds or so of man & jet engine.......
In a world where lies are used to be truth it's hard to tell if something is true or not but for this one it is. There is link to contact the "Batman" it was a former military jet and airline pilot.
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