Jet-Powered Aquaplane

Overpowered surface boat. (Read the full article)

"This reminded me of the jet and turboprop powered "ORLAN", a gizmo the soviet navy toyed around with. Lifting 540 ton, it could travel at 300 mph flying over water at an altitude of ten feet, utilizing the ground effect."
( 3/12/2006 3:06:20 AM )
"will this fine piece of equipment be available to the general public"
(virgil 4/18/2006 3:57:44 PM )

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