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I was thinking of calling GE Aviation for help, I do not have any skills or money to build my product. Our prototype we are trying to build is a recreational hover vehicle that uses two small turbojets achieve lift, in addition to selling it, we plan to make a spectator game out of it, think of it as NASCAR but with hover vehicles

There's no reason GE Aviation, or anyone, would be excited about your "idea for a hoverboard", or give you credit in any way, because you yourself say that you can't contribute anything to the project intellectually, financially, or otherwise, and the idea itself is not a new one.

The idea was popularized in the 1989 movie Back to the Future Part II, and there are currently several people using their own skills to try to make commercially viable hoverboards (e.g. https://youtu.be/588du55BcAY?t=463 and https://youtu.be/588du55BcAY?t=31 and https://youtu.be/588du55BcAY?t=110)

So your only real option is either to learn the skills to create a prototype yourself, or to have some insightful, patented idea on a unique approach, or to have enough money to pay someone else to do all that for you.


Answered 7 years ago

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