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Runflier Stalker Takes Flight
Russian Designer/Inventor Alexander Begak has designed the Runflier Stalker, the next generation of his Evolution. The airborne vehicle takes off from a short runway and can travel almost a thousand miles without refueling at a speed of up to 124 mph. It is made of Kevlar and weighs only about 300 lbs. Because it is made of the plastic material, it is invisible to radar and can take photos both day and night, as well as perform mapping and patrolling duties. Look for the Stalker in a war near you.
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No wings = no flight. I’ve seen a dozen pictures of this thing and the engine is not large enough to power a hang glider. Powered parachutes have larger engines. I pronounce it a hoax until a lot of new information is released.
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