This flying glider or hoverboard device developed by a man from France has the power as presto as a spurt airplane and has just broken a world record.
Franky Zapata developed a hoverboard called Flyboard Air, a sophisticated device that runs on four machines, detectors, and WiFi control channels. With masterful project,
Zapata flew on Flyboard Air beautifully in the area of Sausset- les- Legs, France in late April. Zapata managed to fly,252 measures, nearly 10 times the former record set by Catalin Alexandru Duru in 2015 with a larger hoverboard.
Zapata's Flyboard Air hoverboard is believed to be suitable to fly at a speed of 149 kilometers per hour with an altitude of,048 measures. This slick device can only walk on water. " Four to five times ago no bone believed that this technology could come a reality, myself included. But moment I proved that this is possible.
Jet A1's kerosene power is found in the backpack that is worn on the back, and the jet engine is controlled by a remote held by the user's hand. Flyboard Air does not have a driver's wheel, so the user needs to lean his body if he wants to turn or swerve to the right and left. "It's phenomenal what Zapata did today. I can say, he has broken the world record by flying as far as 2,252 meters," said Sofia Greenacre of the Guinness World Records representative.
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