Ouachita
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Hey Silver, check this
I had a friend once that flew those. His home was on top of a mountain about 50 miles away. He would take off from the side of the mountain and fly all over East Tennessee.We have a guy that flys one of those glider things over one of our places. If he gets too low it freaks the cows out. LoL They don't like it.
It was closer to 60 years ago.George Jetson had one of those 50 years ago.
You guys must be getting old.It was closer to 60 years ago.
I just heard my parents talking about it :sneaky:You guys must be getting old.
from google search:That's cool as all get out, man. Wonder how much they cost? Reckon they are regulated about like ultra-lites and gyro-copters are?
Hey Silver, check this
Depreciation will be a killer.from google search:
The Jetson One costs $128,000 plus taxes and fees, which includes an initial $8,000 deposit to secure an order. The price has increased from its initial cost and is sold out for 2024 and 2025, with deliveries now expected to begin in 2027 for new orders.
Wonder if TN's ag tax exemption tax would work?:)
- Total Price: $128,000 (plus taxes and fees)
- Deposit: $8,000 to reserve an order
- Current Availability: The production slots for 2024 and 2025 are sold out.
- Earliest Delivery: The earliest a new order can be delivered is in 2027
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Farm use, section 179 + No DEF, or regen,Depreciation will be a killer.
Oh, me too. I would never use it around cows. I just would like to have one to ride around in. But I am about $127,000 short to be able to get one right now! :)pretty cool looking but I don't think I'd like it, I will rarely use the 4 wheelers, I'd rather still use a horse. Quieter more peaceful and easier to ease up into the herd without making a big ruckus and getting a closer look at things
I'd be more worried about 1 propellor dropping off, I think you'd be in big $hit then.What happens if the battery fails? You drop straight down. I'd rather ride my horse, see the beauty of nature close up and check my cattle with a much shorter way to fall down.
Two statisticians were on a plane from LA to New York. About an hour into the flight, the captain announced: "We've lost one engine. We have three left, but we'll arrive an hour late."I'd be more worried about 1 propellor dropping off, I think you'd be in big $hit then.
Ken