Jet Vest
A project in Lake Geneva, WI by Dieter Sturm000days
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JET VEST - Design, construct, test, & fly the "Next Generation" flying belt using certified micro jet-turbine engines with safe fuel.
Backers: 36
Average Pledge Per Backer: $54
Funded: $1,950 of $30,000
Dates: Nov 14th -> Dec 31st (48 days)
Project By: Dieter Sturm
Backers: 36
Average Pledge Per Backer: $54
Funded: $1,950 of $30,000
Dates: Nov 14th -> Dec 31st (48 days)
Project By: Dieter Sturm
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Last Updated: December 31 @ 17:02 -0500 GMT
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Latest News
Cool Kickstarter Alert: Jetpack Founders Seek Funding
December 19th - via: technobuffalo.com
Kickstarter has put some mighty creative projects in the public eye, but few spark the imagination and product-lust that this crazy rig inspires. Meet Dieter Sturm and Jeff Seymour, founders of Jet Machines Extreme (JME) and creators of the Jet Vest.
That’s right — these two men actually cobbled together their very own jetpack. Unlike the more dangerous hydrogen peroxide–fueled rocket belts spotted at the Super Bowl and the Olympics, this version uses actual Jet A rocket fuel to power the engines — four of them, actually, slapped together and mounted onto the vest. With each micro jet turbine capable of 100 pounds of thrust, the combined pack should be more than enough to give a full-grown adult some lift-off. And thanks to the choice of fuel, the vest is safer and less expensive to operate: It costs roughly $20 per flight, not $1,400. (Read More)
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