Keith Tanner said:In reply to stroker :
I'm no expert, but that seems like less of a personal helicopter and more of a flying party bus.
Turns out Orlano Helicopter and Winnebago had the same idea...
Keith Tanner said:In reply to stroker :
I'm no expert, but that seems like less of a personal helicopter and more of a flying party bus.
Turns out Orlano Helicopter and Winnebago had the same idea...
There's a few project helicopters in the classifieds: trade-a-plane.com , aviationclassifieds.com
We could start the $200,000 Challenge!
Turbo-LS Swap anyone?
paddygarcia said:Keith Tanner said:In reply to stroker :
I'm no expert, but that seems like less of a personal helicopter and more of a flying party bus.
Turns out Orlano Helicopter and Winnebago had the same idea...
Looks like there's a bed or something where the giant radial engine is supposed to live in that picture.
In reply to AAZCD-Jon (Forum Supporter) :
I think the Bo 105's are what Redbull does back flips with! Sounds like fun
Yeah, I don't think that conversion is going to work out like they think.
"Hey, whats under this big bump between the seats BTW"
"You don't want to know"
In reply to Captdownshift (Forum Supporter) :
Molt Taylor perfected it 73 years ago .
Flying cars.
Combining the worst characteristics of cars and planes for almost 100 years.
In reply to aircooled :
I'm disappointed that they didn't name the first model a flying car, the goose. It can fly, harasses everyone on land, hangs out in likeminded social circles, is pretty much a giant shiny happy person, and if keeping with TopGun, the pilot is likely to die.
These Wisk autonomous aircraft look pretty cool: Wisk
They intend to use them as an urban taxi service platform. I like the idea of sky-taxis and autonomous aircraft that have provision for human intervention. My biggest reservation about the concept is that the lower level airspace around major urban areas can already be dangerously congested. Adding in a fleet of small aircraft, carrying passengers that are trying to beat ground traffic, may be a bit optimistic.
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