Drone bike, legal in US, no license required!
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6zfshdb
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- Northeast Pennsylvania
An interesting product but not for me thanks. Too many ways to get injured. A fall to the ground due to a mechanical issue would surely leave a mark. Falling off into the rotating blades due to loss of control would definitely hurt as well.
IMO, a safer, more stable design would be to have the pilot below the blades like a helicopter.
Definitely an interesting idea though. Thanks for posting.
IMO, a safer, more stable design would be to have the pilot below the blades like a helicopter.
Definitely an interesting idea though. Thanks for posting.
FullyCharged
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First thing I thought of when I saw the thumbnail for the video...
harryS
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Sometimes they overlook the obvious hazards.
NASA rocket scientists in the 60's said a mostly oxygen atmosphere was safe for the moon rockets. I was in high school at the time and even I thought...that seems dumb. Then three astronauts died a horrible death in a Gemini capsule fire and they had to redo the concept.
NASA rocket scientists in the 60's said a mostly oxygen atmosphere was safe for the moon rockets. I was in high school at the time and even I thought...that seems dumb. Then three astronauts died a horrible death in a Gemini capsule fire and they had to redo the concept.
PDXzap
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Yep... pretty much... sometimes gravity is a b____!
But there is hope!
Motor failure does not have to crash your quadcopter
www.aopa.org
bob armani
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Get a very angry cop on one of those and the perp might get decapitated.
Ouch! Interesting design though.Similar threads
