All you need to know about jetpacks awaiting delivery to Indian Army


2023/12/07 21:09:41 IST

What is Jetpack?

    A jet pack also known as a rocket belt, rocket pack, flying pack, or jet pack, is an apparatus worn on the back that shoots liquid or gas jets into the air to push the user forward.

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How do Jetpacks work?

    These suits typically utilize multiple jet engines or thrusters, positioned around the body, to generate thrust and propel the user through the air. By adjusting the direction and intensity of the thrust, pilots can achieve controlled flight and maneuverability.

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What is the Science behind flight?

    Jetpacks operate on the principle of Newtons Third Law of Motion, which states that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. The thrust generated by the jet engines pushes down air, resulting in an upward force that lifts it into the sky.

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How long does it take to learn Jetpacks work?

    It is a considerably shorter journey compared to learning to fly a plane. Unlike conventional aircraft training programs, which can span over a year, jetpack training can be completed within a day.

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How much does a human jetpack cost?

    The human jetpack is available in the price range of $240,000 to $400,000 in the market.

Which is more effective drone for Jetpacks?

    As of now, drones are more efficient as they have more cargo-carrying capabilities while Jetpacks are still under research and development.

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What is the Future of Jetpacks?

    There has been speculation about the potential use of jetpacks in military and commercial applications, replacing drones in certain scenarios. Although Jetpacks is still developing and has wide range of limitaions in rage, payload capacity and saftey protocaols.

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India to purchase 48 jet packs?

    In January, the Indian Army published a request for proposals (RFP) to purchase 48 jet pack suits using the fast track procedure (FTP) under the buy Indian category in an emergency procurement scenario.

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