Can a single vehicle realistically work on land, sea and air?

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Ivan Seeking said:
I heard recently that they expect to get FAA approval this year. Up to now I don't think they have been allowed to fly without a tether.
I wonder how much noise that flying-car makes. I can't see that in downtown with the airwash blowing on pedestrians.
 
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I seriously expect that they'll be restricted to something like 50' minumum altitude and use rooftop parking the same way that helicopters do now.
 
Danger said:
Oh great, Ivan... just friggin' great! Now he's going to be whining for a week about "why didn't I invent that?"

Fttt, my latest invention uses lay line power, way ahead of any thing you guys have.:smile:
 
wolram said:
Fttt, my latest invention uses lay line power, way ahead of any thing you guys have.:smile:
My arse! You never would have even heard of that if you hadn't stolen it from the Norweeds.
 
Danger said:
My arse! You never would have even heard of that if you hadn't stolen it from the Norweeds.

Beg your pardon old chaps but the leys were a wikan discovery past on to the druids, and there power rediscovered by me.
 
Yeah, and everybody knows that the Druids were Norweedish. Sheesh! Where did you study history? :rolleyes:
 
Danger said:
Yeah, and everybody knows that the Druids were Norweedish. Sheesh! Where did you study history? :rolleyes:


I bet you can not twidle your thumbs like i can.
 
wolram said:
I bet you can not twidle your thumbs like i can.
I have better things to twiddle, thank you very much.

3trQN said:
"Do you twiddle your thumb at me Sir?"
And the fight is on... :biggrin: