Every one of our units ships world-wide in custom built plywood and steel crates. We go the extra step to make sure that the best built hydro flight gear in the world, arrives to you the way it is supposed to, ready to fly. Order today and your X-Jetpack NX, Jetblade, or X Hydro Power System […]
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Around the time in February when Ben and Jeff visited Shanghai, X came up with what we thought was a winning slogan. “We came to play, and we brought better toys.” X had raised the level of hydro jetboarding up by improving the equipment and quality, putting the industry leader on the defensive. We thought […]
Carbon concept Jetblade from the design lab inside Stratospheric Industries. Not in production, this is a design study of a reality based concept, a so called “concept car”, a springboard for discussions with top level riders. X wants to gauge the reaction from the target market and get feedback from the users of our […]
Strap adjustment guide the the X-Jetpacks NX model.
Step 1. Assemble the Tripod legs into the Fiberglass stand. Two 65mm x M8 screws for each leg, washer and aircraft style lock nut for each leg. Tighten down.
Step 1. Assemble the power channel system “Y” tube to the frame at the axle. The 15mm Stainless steel axle is shown below.
test test Patents. The page documents the patent path of man’s pursuit of tethered propulsion. This has been a wide field of endeavour and this page by no means contains the full history. The timeline of related patents, one row showing the patents referenced by Frankie Zapata, one row shows the patents referenced by Raymond Li, and the […]
Patents. The page documents the patent path of man’s pursuit of tethered propulsion. This has been a wide field of endeavour and this page by no means contains the full history. The timeline of related patents, one row showing the patents referenced by Frankie Zapata, one row shows the patents referenced by Raymond Li, and the final row show […]
These are the important concepts and illustrations for using the X-Jetpack.
This is part of our re-exam filing to cancel JLIP’s patent ‘772. We are all members of the Mickey Mouse club and never knew it. Of course Mickey could have let go of the hose and slid down the ladder to safety on the ground. He could even have called his men and gone off […]