Jetpack Manufacturer Complained No One Was Buying Jetpacks

most of you Jetsons Do you remember the cartoon? Back then, we used to imagine that future jets would be like in that cartoon. Now jetpacks come true but in a very different state from what we had imagined.

Australian inventor David Mayman flew almost all over the world with his jetpacks. Jetpacks did not attract enough attention, perhaps because they were difficult to use, and this jetpack made Mayman very upset.

“They didn’t look up”

One of the main problems with jetpacks lack of practical use. Approximately 40 kg These jetpacks weigh no burns on your body It should be used with a few thick thick protective clothing. Not only that, and users in the air and very flat should hold otherwise feet can burn.

Mayman in a statement “I took a flight around Sydney harbor a few years ago. enough to see peoplei’m flying I remember and some of them didn’t look up. Jetpack is loud so I swear they heard me. But there is a I was flying with a jetpack and they didn’t look” says. This was a very hurtful experience for Mayman.

The first jetpack flights were made in the 1960s

According to JSTOR, the first jetpack flights are about 136 kg a so-called gas jet that sprays hot gas from nozzles weighing “rocket belt” Tried using. Mayman at the 1984 Olympics watched a pilot fly a package. So jetpack technology is not a new technology.

Jetpack pilot passed away

Jetpacks aren’t just for their hot exhaust, weight and hard handling, they’re also jetpack pilots in 2020. Vince Reffet‘s equipment malfunctioned during training and is notorious for losing his life.

It looks like people will continue to look down until the price, practicality and security issues are resolved. We don’t know if we’ll be the Jetsons years from now, but I guess Mayman’s face won’t be smiling for a while.