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On Sun, 21 Jan 2001 15:17:26 GMT, tnop@home.com (Tom) wrote:
>On Sun, 21 Jan 2001 06:52:07 GMT, "Joseph Whitney" > > >>http://www.prismz.com/ >> >> >>"Ray Leonard" >>news:3a6a57f0.43449065@news.flash.net... >>> On Sat, 20 Jan 2001 21:20:43 -0600, "US" > >>> > >>> Theyre Vortech G-1 plans - a long running scam. I have a set >>> that were given to me by a disgusted purchaser and they are >>> worthless. Go to their website - save the picture that purports >>> to show one in flight. Now open it in a graphics program and >>> zoom in - you will find that a static pic has been pasted against >>> a sky background. The pixel size of the craft does not match the >>> pixel size of the sky shot. >>> >>> Ray >> > >My God, it is true.....Not only do the pixel sizes not match but when >you zoom in you can actually see the areas that they touched up around >the picture. > >I have not seen this blatent of a misrepresentation in a long time. > >I remember seeing ads for this thing in Popular Mechanics (I think) >and thinking to myself, "that thing doesnt look like it could fly", >now I have more evidence. > >-Tom Take a close look at the engine shot just above - the PTO shaft is hanging out the bottom of the engine with nothing attached to it. In 1994 a fellow offerred a $1000 finders fee for information leading to a flying example or even videotape or home movies of one flying. As far as I know it has not been claimed. Ray |
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