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Tiger

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19th Mar 10 at 21:33

http://www.firebox.com/product/415/Moller-Skycar-M400?via=cat

big eck

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19th Mar 10 at 21:36

Does that actually work???

Tiger

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19th Mar 10 at 21:40

It does, but isnt in production yet.

corsadonk

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19th Mar 10 at 21:53

That company has been making things like that for years.
http://www.moller.com/

flybikeslee

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19th Mar 10 at 22:13

645bhp, not too shabby

Nath

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19th Mar 10 at 22:14

What the fuck?! What are the rules on owning one of those badboys? I can't imagine you'd be allowed to just take off at the lights and fuck off into the sky

Mark.W

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19th Mar 10 at 22:25

And where would you park that

Root

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19th Mar 10 at 22:28

just buy a motorbike, you can weave through traffic and it's quite cheaper, lol.

Root

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19th Mar 10 at 22:29

quote:
Originally posted by wooly101uk
And where would you park that

DUH, in the sky.

SVM 286

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19th Mar 10 at 23:15

quote:
Originally posted by Nath
What the fuck?! What are the rules on owning one of those badboys? I can't imagine you'd be allowed to just take off at the lights and fuck off into the sky

Try and stop me.

Mark.W

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19th Mar 10 at 23:19

quote:
Originally posted by Root

quote:
Originally posted by wooly101uk
And where would you park that

DUH, in the sky.

Then sky dive back down to earth i take it

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19th Mar 10 at 23:29

Had to laugh at the comments, especially this one.

Just took delivery of my new baby, and must confess, am revelling in the freedom from those noxious slabs of pork with the speed cameras, radar, and fascist mind-control. The Skycar's a release, and freely available to anyone with a bit a spare change. Why, just a few minutes ago, was sorta hovering nonchalantly in Westminster, when a little old lady inched up next to me in HER new Mollar SuperSkyCar, hunched over the controls, sweat beading from every pore, as she contemplated studiously avoiding parking on my wingtip. However fate is inexorable, and she did. Then she carefully reversed into Big Ben, made a beautifully executed 27-point turn, and headed off toward the palace, gently ricocheting off buildings on her way up, her little "L" plate flapping gracefully with her swerves. Say, do these come with guns and missile options?

Root

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19th Mar 10 at 23:31

quote:
Originally posted by wooly101uk

quote:
Originally posted by Root

quote:
Originally posted by wooly101uk
And where would you park that

DUH, in the sky.

Then sky dive back down to earth i take it

of coarse, getting back in it is a bit of a problem, have to parachute out a plane and hope you land in the thing

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19th Mar 10 at 23:31

PMSL at the comment

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20th Mar 10 at 00:23

For that much cash you could buy a decent plane, a licence and a fold up bike...

John

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20th Mar 10 at 00:25

Paul_J concluded that these can't possibly work from one grainy video on youtube so it can't fly.

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20th Mar 10 at 00:27

I think they do. The guys been working on prototypes for years, but I'm not sure this ones left the ground yet. It's got 4 wankels in it though

Tiger

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20th Mar 10 at 10:39

You gotta love having 4 wankels

SVM 286

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20th Mar 10 at 11:48

Tbh one would need that many to make sure one can get home safe and sound.

*Awaits punch in ear from Ash*

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20th Mar 10 at 11:52

Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.
Emmett , Hill Valley, Calif., USA

Brilliant

Nic Barnes

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20th Mar 10 at 11:55

quote:
Originally posted by John
Paul_J concluded that these can't possibly work from one grainy video on youtube so it can't fly.

paul j

nema

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20th Mar 10 at 12:26

645bhp 'uses automotive gas' and averages 28mpg... wtf?

John

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20th Mar 10 at 12:30

Do they still use the wankels to power electric motors.

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