Luggage Container Gets Stuck in Boeing 747 Engine
May 17th, 2009 by admin
We’re not exactly sure how a giant luggage container managed to get caught in a JAL Boeing 747
engine, but apparently it prevented the craft from leaving LAX — doesn’t seem to blend either. Video after the break
Remember kids, don’t ever walk in front of a working turbofan. Not even if you are a metal luggage
Martin Jetpack is Almost Ready
May 13th, 2009 by admin
According to its creator, “the Martin Jetpack is capable of 30 minutes of flight at 60 mph and 8,000 feet, which is more than enough for your commute.” However, this prototype is only able to levitate slightly off the ground.
It doesn’t technically require a pilot’s license, and has just two primary controls: left joystick controls pitch and roll, right joystick controls yaw and throttle. It runs on standard automotive fuel, too.
PD-100: The Tiny R/C Spy Helicopter
April 13th, 2009 by admin
Proxdynamics unveils the PD-100 Hornet-2, a “tiny, flying spy video camera weighing half an ounce” that has a top speed of 20mph and is unfortunately, only available for government use.
The Black Hornet will come in packs of three, alongside a charger and RC unit, which has a color LCD screen that can display flight data and maps, as well as whatever it is you’re recording.