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How much force is needed for "Super Jump Shoes"?
My goal is to build a pair of super jump shoes. The road may be tough, but I like things to be tough.
I was wondering how much force i would need for them to hit the ground to make at least a 180lbs/80kg person jump at least 1 foot in the air.
Here are some ideas i had on making these shoes, and i was wondering if any of them would work:
1) there would be a compressed air tank somewhere on the person using the shoes. There would be a pneumatic cylinder fueled by the tank, which would strike the ground. The torque/speed could be adjusted with hydraulic cylinders.
2) Using a potato cannon, except it would fire a stick and it would shoot at the ground, or some other way of using explosves.
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Also, i was wondering if the person sat on a leaf-blower hovercraft, if it would require less force to lift the person?
Thanks
My goal is to build a pair of super jump shoes. The road may be tough, but I like things to be tough.
I was wondering how much force i would need for them to hit the ground to make at least a 180lbs/80kg person jump at least 1 foot in the air.
Here are some ideas i had on making these shoes, and i was wondering if any of them would work:
1) there would be a compressed air tank somewhere on the person using the shoes. There would be a pneumatic cylinder fueled by the tank, which would strike the ground. The torque/speed could be adjusted with hydraulic cylinders.
2) Using a potato cannon, except it would fire a stick and it would shoot at the ground, or some other way of using explosves.
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Also, i was wondering if the person sat on a leaf-blower hovercraft, if it would require less force to lift the person?
Thanks