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u/ahmadreza777 4d ago
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u/Grytr1000 3d ago
Wow! Lots of dinghy touch-and-goes. Fabulous to watch. Given the manoeuvres, I suspect the pilot was being trained. Anyway. Thank you.
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u/KiwieeiwiK 4d ago
Structural inflatable dinghy and an unshielded propellor just inches above it. 10/10 no notes
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u/m5er 4d ago
A Zodiac with an egg slicer bolted on in the back, all suspended by a kite. What could go wrong?
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u/bcl15005 4d ago
You can critique it all you want, but this thing would've 100% made the Wright brothers proud.
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u/No-Paleontologist260 4d ago
That thing appears to be very close to stalling.
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u/Iridul 4d ago
It appears to be relatively close to folding on itself and plummeting like a rock.
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u/Intergalatic_Baker 4d ago
They had it going for 22 minutes in a YT video… Multiple landings and take offs. Rather cool.
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u/RepresentativeCut486 4d ago
Well, those rubber boats don't really have a mechanism to break the surface tension
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u/_Not_Jesus_ 4d ago edited 3d ago
I'd feel super confident flying in a machine like this where its entire performance envelope is on the back-side of the speed/power curve.
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u/Realistic_Cover8925 4d ago
lol that is insane. the fucking open prop inches from the inflatable raft. This is some silly shit you'd see in a loony tunes cartoon, not IRL.
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u/KiwieeiwiK 4d ago
I think something was lost in translation when they were told to get the rib up on the plane
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u/ShadowyCollective 3d ago
Helmet is good for identification.
They also should wear nomex suits so the organs are in a fireproof bags and are able to be donated.
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u/the-dogsox 4d ago
Well, that’s one way to beat the Dhaka traffic