FWIW, Moller Again ?

On Jul 10, 7:22 pm, "Martin X. Moleski, SJ"
wrote:
On Tue, 10 Jul 2007 18:59:34 -0700, DABEAR wrote in
.com:

... All joking aside, an interesting design, but too many engines for such
a small payload ...

The engine/rotor noise must be awful, both for the pilot
and the poor groundlings under his commute to work.

Can you imagine hundreds of these things working
their way into a city during morning rush hour?

Marty
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Picture the chaos if that abortion was ever mass produced. Christ, we
can't even keep the average driver from wrecking when he has 4 tires
giving him firm control of direction.

Harry K

"Harry K" wrote

Picture the chaos if that abortion was ever mass produced. Christ, we
can't even keep the average driver from wrecking when he has 4 tires
giving him firm control of direction.

Naah, we're perfectly safe.

'Cause that thing will never fly without a crane hooked to it.

The physics are against it. The fuel use is against it. The noise is against
it. The cost is against it. FAA certification is against it. The chances of
engine failure ruining your day are against it. Finding a test pilot is against
it.

Did I say the physics are against it? It can't do what they say it will do. No
way, no how.

Yep, we're safe, from it.
--
Jim in NC

Martin X. Moleski, SJ wrote:

The engine/rotor noise must be awful, both for the pilot
and the poor groundlings under his commute to work.

Can you imagine hundreds of these things working
their way into a city during morning rush hour?

At this point I find it hard to imagine one of these things flying much
less a city full of them at rush hour.

Tony

Martin X. Moleski, SJ wrote:
The engine/rotor noise must be awful, both for the pilot
and the poor groundlings under his commute to work.

Can you imagine hundreds of these things working
their way into a city during morning rush hour?

Marty

No I can't imagine it at all because not a single one has ever flown.

"Gig 601XL Builder" wrDOTgiaconaATsuddenlink.net wrote in message
...
Martin X. Moleski, SJ wrote:
The engine/rotor noise must be awful, both for the pilot
and the poor groundlings under his commute to work.

Can you imagine hundreds of these things working
their way into a city during morning rush hour?

Marty

No I can't imagine it at all because not a single one has ever flown.
Have a little faith, Baby. have a little faith!

On Jul 10, 8:03 pm, "Morgans" wrote:
"Harry K" wrote

Picture the chaos if that abortion was ever mass produced. Christ, we
can't even keep the average driver from wrecking when he has 4 tires
giving him firm control of direction.

Naah, we're perfectly safe.

'Cause that thing will never fly without a crane hooked to it.

The physics are against it. The fuel use is against it. The noise is against
it. The cost is against it. FAA certification is against it. The chances of
engine failure ruining your day are against it. Finding a test pilot is against
it.

Did I say the physics are against it? It can't do what they say it will do. No
way, no how.

Yep, we're safe, from it.
--
Jim in NC

What if one put a pig in it?

Harry K

"Harry K" wrote

What if one put a pig in it?

chuckle

Double indemnity, of course!
--
Jim in NC

"Matt Barrow" wrote

Have a little faith, Baby. have a little faith!

Faith like Billy Graham wouldn't get that pig to fly.

Actually, I take that back. It might fly for a while. The problem would be for
the test pilot, when it "quit flying."

Remember those 2 cycle backpack helicopters?

Imagine an ejection seat in one of those.

Ouch!
--
Jim in NC

Matt Barrow wrote:
"Gig 601XL Builder" wrDOTgiaconaATsuddenlink.net wrote in message
...
Martin X. Moleski, SJ wrote:
The engine/rotor noise must be awful, both for the pilot
and the poor groundlings under his commute to work.

Can you imagine hundreds of these things working
their way into a city during morning rush hour?

Marty
No I can't imagine it at all because not a single one has ever flown.
Have a little faith, Baby. have a little faith!



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Harry K wrote:

What if one put a pig in it?

Harry K

I think the only reason we only see pix of it flying tethered is because
it won't lift anything heavier than an hamster. So I doubt a skycar
will make pigs fly... ;o)

Tony