Motor vehicles – Surface effect vehicles – Having propulsion or control means
Patent
1988-04-18
1989-09-05
Marmor, Charles A.
Motor vehicles
Surface effect vehicles
Having propulsion or control means
180127, B60V 115
Patent
active
048629847
ABSTRACT:
An amphibious air cushion vehicle includes a body defining an air containment wall, and an inflatable tube is attached to the body and defines a rearward opening. A fan is positioned within the body to force pressurized air into the compartment, and a gate is provided in operative relationship with the body and with the opening for selectively enabling pressurized air to exit rearwardly through the opening from the compartment to impart forward motion to the vehicle.
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Onizaki Takashi J.
Oshust Stephen L.
Kettlestrings Donald A.
Marmor Charles A.
Toso Enterprises, Ltd.
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