this may be off topic........
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http://www.yves-rossy.com/en/
it has nothing to do with what we discuss here, but is so insane i had to post it fer yall to see too.
moderators may feel free to delete/movve it, if it is posted in some other part of rcu.
it has nothing to do with what we discuss here, but is so insane i had to post it fer yall to see too.
moderators may feel free to delete/movve it, if it is posted in some other part of rcu.
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Pretty sure that's against AMA roolz - he flys it autonomously. At 1500 Meters, no less. DB would have a fit, and probably a surprise BM.
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Hi mongo
It must be model related. Sandy Frank posted this link on the D VIII list. I assume it is the same fellow.
http://web2.airmail.net/sfrank69/flyjets/FLYJETS.jpg
It must be model related. Sandy Frank posted this link on the D VIII list. I assume it is the same fellow.
http://web2.airmail.net/sfrank69/flyjets/FLYJETS.jpg
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Mr. Rossi needs to link up with the Wheelchair dude, then they can do a team entry for the Darwin Award contest.
Of coarse, we all hope they have their Turbine Waiver.
Of coarse, we all hope they have their Turbine Waiver.
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Of coarse, we all hope they have their Turbine Waiver.
#1 , you do not need a turbine waiver to operate a rutbine jet. It is only necessary to have a waiver to fly at an AMA sanctioned event , or AMA afiliated field. I fly at non-AMA sites without a waiver. The AMA is not the FAA of the model comunity, all the AMA is, is an insurance company and a lobby group ..
#2 the dude is flying in France ... no AMA there ...
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