Motor vehicles – Surface effect vehicles – Having propulsion or control means
Patent
1977-02-24
1978-09-05
Silverstrim, John P.
Motor vehicles
Surface effect vehicles
Having propulsion or control means
180127, B60V 106
Patent
active
041112776
ABSTRACT:
A gas cushion vehicle having a portable fan unit with control apparatus for utilizing the air flow generated by the fan for lifting, propulsion and/or inflating a peripheral skirt on the hull thereof such that skirt pressure is higher than cushion pressure and skirt pressure is relatively independent of fan speed.
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Peissel Michel Francois
Trillo Robert Longley
Byrne John J.
Silverstrim John P.
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