Just because he was smaller doesnt mean he wasnt first in line.
Genre: Other
by: Break.com Staff
Back flip off of moving boat at 35mph ! Ends in a very close shave!
Genre: Funny Videos
by: ff14fd
Shake it off little man.
by: Eastside_Dave
This guy had to be drinking
Genre: Photos
by: davey27
The propeller is really bent.
by: Joachim89
This might not be the best way to clean the propeller.
by: flamingooo
4,1 l/nm (2008-10-23) at 58 knots, 1246 crank hp/1800 rpm. 2 Scania 12 liter, 6 cylinder, 675 hp/2300 rpm. 2 PWT Pitchable Water Turbine, 5 blade/unit. 14,5 m (44 feet)/3,2 m (10 feet). 8350 kg (no crew and fuel). PROTOTYPE BOAT. More video clip: http://www.stormfagel.se/Videoklipp1.htm The boat Fulmar use only the pressure side on the blade and get the force (thrust/propulsion) to the direction of travel. And to travel with a small wet area on three travel surfaces and then you will automatically get reduced drag and small waves. B?ten Stormf?geln anv?nder bara trycksidan p? bladet och f?r kraften (the thrust/propulsion) i f?rdriktningen. Och att ?ka med liten v?t yta p? tre ?kytor och d? f?r man automatiskt litet motst?nd (drag) och sm? v?gor. Can Unknown publish this? If not, write to Unknown and Unknown delete all. http://www.dailymotion.com/unknown20090207/video/x8aeuq_baten-stormfageln-the-boat-fulmar_tech prov28kameraakterut.mpg
Genre: Auto Videos
by: Unknown20090206
basically he got one of those airplanes you wind the propeller up and throw, and he over shot it.
by: sin6sisxty6
This is what happens when you mix beer and extreme sports together. This guy, from Malik Motors in Miami,straps a giant engine to his back with a propeller, then proceeds to hop on a bicycle and go for a cruise.
Genre: Entertainment
by: Buckaroobonzai
The Aérotrain was a hovercraft train developed in France from 1965 to 1977. The train was suspended on an aircushion enabling very high speeds, low noise and fuel consumption. The project was abandoned due to lack of funding and the death of the lead engineer Jean Bertin. Six prototypes were tested with various propulsion systems; propeller, gas turbine and electric Linear Induction Motor. The largest being the an 80-passenger car, which established the world speed record for an overland air cushion vehicle on 05/03/1974 with a speed of 417.6 km/h. Music- Flash and the pan - Waiting for A Train.
by: sonicbomb
