Hydraulic Passenger Lifting and Maneuvering Device

Abstract

This invention relates to a fluid driven propulsion device comprising a body arranged in a manner to facilitate flight and lift for a person, passenger or object(s) with a production of thrust from a portable or fixed power unit. A power unit is designated to move an incompressible fluid via pump through a flexible pipe or transmission tube to two or more pairs of restrictive axially offset nozzles within the embodiment of the invention allowing the incompressible fluid's pressure to build and its mass to be ejected underneath the person, passenger or object(s). This fluid is expelled with such velocity to create a force, directed into multiple, generally symmetrical force vectors, sufficient to facilitate balanced, easy to master free-flight. The invention also allows for powered, active inward and outward adjustment of the axially offset pairs of nozzles, as well as powered, active aperture adjustment of each of the nozzle outlets.

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