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Post #112,213 by drewk 7/31/03 9:13:24 AM Reply	Follow some links This uses the same engine as the [link\|http://www.moller.com\|flying car]. Yes, it's had its first hover tests! === Implicitly condoning stupidity since 2001.
Post #112,376 by dmarker 8/1/03 7:37:19 AM Reply	Unfortunately Moller is a charlatan who has taken millions in peoples money on his Skycar scam. I have a lot of material on it and went public over 2years back, on the net, stating why he is a charlatan and that he just keeps dangling the 'any-day-now' bait but never delivers. He has been feeding this flyingcar story to the press for over 20 years, he got serious in the past ten (he got serios, the kycar never did). In the VTOL industry he is considered a joke but he has an incredible web site. Doug M
Post #112,420 by rcareaga 8/1/03 2:09:03 PM Reply	Moller's skycar I do believe I saw the first puff piece on the inventor in the Los Angeles Times, possibly as early as 1971, probably no later than 1974. Every now and again over the years I'll read a new report--the skycar is always just a year or two away from production. No doubt they're just waiting for fusion power to be perfected. Do we really want casual flight made available to the Teeming Millions? Have you checked out the way they (not thee or me, of course) handle ground transport? cordially, Die Welt ist alles, was der Fall ist.
Post #112,574 by Another Scott 8/3/03 9:31:42 PM 8/3/03 9:35:39 PM Reply	Sounds very much like Wiegart's "Vector" [link\|http://www.ferraris-online.com/Articles/SCM_0004.html\|Link]: In a road test by Top Gear, a British magazine, in August of 1998, the Vector was summarized as "very probably the worst car in the entire world". Ha! :-) Then there's that mile long ship we discussed a while ago... edit: changed link to original source. Cheers, Scott. Edited by Another Scott Aug. 3, 2003, 09:35:39 PM EDT Expand All History
Post #112,377 by dmarker 8/1/03 7:39:18 AM Reply	Some info (on both the bike & moller skycar) [link\|http://www.internetage.com/rotorcraft/\|http://www.internetage.com/rotorcraft/]
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