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5 Comments
lv_huntersays...*promote
siftbotsays...Self promoting this video and sending it back into the queue for one more try; last queued Friday, June 13th, 2014 10:13am PDT - promote requested by original submitter lv_hunter.
newtboysays...Are they powered by the jet skis following them, or are those just for safety when the boarder crashes and goes unconscious in the water?
Pretty neat, but I want to see them not attached to another boat (which the link said they are) but instead towing their own tiny float with the motor inside it.
JiggaJonsonsays...Geez. Even midget pirates are stopping to take pictures of these things in action.
Paybacksays...Yes, the other end of the hose is hooked up to the jet ski.
So "$6K a pop" is disingenuous, you also require $10-13K of jet ski.
The first ones of these, the "jet packs", tried to use a proprietary floating pump, then some yahoo got all smart-ass and noticed you could just use a jet ski with minor modifications, Doesn't even really affect the jet ski operation either. You just disconnect the hose and you're back to normal.
Are they powered by the jet skis following them, or are those just for safety when the boarder crashes and goes unconscious in the water?
Pretty neat, but I want to see them not attached to another boat (which the link said they are) but instead towing their own tiny float with the motor inside it.
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