 Controls
Our highly skilled
pilot can maneuver
forward, backward,
sideways, up and down. And
like a hummingbird
suspended in midair. The
highly trained pilot uses
his right hand to control
thrust, his left hand to
adjust yaw and a downward
or upward motion to
move forward and back.
The combined movement of
each allows the pilot to
fly himself precisely
where he wants to go.
Obstacles and
Structures
- We can fly over
most Land, Water and
Structures.
- We have flown up
to, down from, or
from structure to
structure.
- We are capable of
flying indoors and
in close proximity
to the public.
Flight Distance and Path
- The pilot can fly up
to 800 feet or more in
distance.
- Flight path is
determined at the time
of booking to assure
uniqueness of each
event.
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Flight Height
- Approximately 80 feet
depending on the needs
of the client. However,
we have flown inside as
low as 20 feet and as
high as our world record
flight of 152 feet. With
time to spare...
Flight Speed
- Speeds range from
hover to "Rocket
Speed".
- However, most
performances feature the
maneuverability of the
Rocketbelt with a
display of sweeping
turns, pirouette,
hovering and speeds up
to 35 mph.
Flight Time
- The Rocketbelt carries
30 seconds of
propellant. A 30%
increase in flight time
from the 1950's Bell
model.
- Flight duration is
typically 24-27 seconds
but always at the
discretion of the Pilot.
- Performances can be
lengthened to include
the Flight
Preparation/Strap in
Procedures and
Rocketbelt introduction
narrated by the Pilot
prior to lift off.
Other Specifications
- Power: 800 Horse power
- Propellant: Hydrogen
Peroxide
- Weight: 160 lbs
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