John: I've included the statement used below by AirScooter in
publisizing
their products. This kind of stuff is common with Moller also. While I
like and have used his Super Trapp exhaust, there has yet to be a flying
machine produced by him that even approaches the outlandish advertisements
and claims.
It is my personal opinion that businesses practicing this kind of stuff
are
to be avoided.
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"John A. Weeks III" <john@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> In article <642v8eah.fsf@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
> Bob Fry <bobfry@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>
>> >>>>> "JW" == John A Weeks, <John> writes:
>>
>> JW> How do you mean "at it again"? Moller has been in business
>> JW> for many years. They have had several highly successful
>> JW> products, and they continue to develop their prototypes for
>> JW> flying vehicles.
>>
>> If a business can consist of promoting a completely impractical
>> machine, and products being successfully scammed grants and
>> investments, then I agree with you.
>
> So, do you consider the Wright Brothers and Bell Helicopters
> to be scams, also? One used a bicycle shop to fund a 20 year
> long quest for powered flight, while the other spent 15 years
> and 1.5-billion developing the tilt-rotor aircraft. How is
> that any different from Moller manufacturing products like
> mufflers and motors, and doing contract R&D, to fund his
> dream of the flying car? In your world, would you have
> put someone like Dean Kaman in prison for using profits from
> his dialysis machine to fund the design of the Segway human
> trans****ter? I guess you would have been leading the effort
> to have Galileo blinded for looking into the heavens with
> his telescope.
>
> -john-
>
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