Cool, these seem like life-size hoverboards used in the movie, Back to the Future II. It would be awesome to have a hoverboard that worked in real life like this without big motors… These are all 5 different Hoverboards from Back to the Future II. Many of these boards were made for the movie. Some from wood, some from hard foam. These are all made from wood and in EXCELLENT condition.
Okay, we know we’ve been going crazy over some hovering crafts this week, but this is the emerging technology that has not been studied in depth yet.
We need hovercars please!
Here’s a cool 3-axis hovercraft!
Another cool DIY on how to make a fullsize hovercraft that can lift several hundred pounds.
Hoverboard for going over water using 4 giagantic Ryobi leaf-blower engines building on top
of previous article. wow!
Well, here it is. Hoverboard vH2.0. And yes – it has successfully hovered on water (just not with me on it…. Damn it!) I guess I knew Neptune wasn’t looking favourably on my latest build when I felt compelled to don Bermudas rather than ride my creation in s
Build your own hoverboard using Jason’s instructions here:
Okay, yesterday through the instructable, we made a simple hovercraft. Today, we are going to take
it to another level by taking FOUR PC fan coolers and running the FANS at 24VDC instead of the
12V DC rating. I think they are okay up to 30VDC, well, our fans are still running�
Check these guys out, you can build your own hovering plane thingee for about $5200, they got DIY kits for building your hovercraft, hoverwing, etc…etc…
They claim it takes about 2500 hours = about 100 days to make one of these by yourself.
Video:
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