Real Flying Iron Man Suit That Comes To You!

I just built an Iron Man

flying

suit

in my garage and the best part is that it actually flies at you. Don't let anyone tell you something is impossible because I've been dreaming about this since I saw Iron Man for the first time and I said one day. I'm going to build a

suit

that flies like that, so for the last 14 years I've been trying to make it happen. Finally the technology is getting to a point where this might be possible, like

real

jetpack companies are becoming a thing now that is still extremely dangerous, super cool and so loud in person guys it's impossible to show it through a video, but it's incredibly cool that there are entire companies pushing the boundaries of what's possible, but I'm just a guy in a garage, so how am I supposed to make a high-tech Iron Man Flying Suit.

I think going electric means no burning Jets, no excessive heat and better control. It's like gas cars versus electric cars and I want to make the Tesla of jet packs. I don't think this has been done before. The problem is that batteries have much less energy than gasoline, so it is hardly possible to go electric. It took me a whole year to get these custom Electric Jets and it's thirty thousand dollars not counting the tens of thousands more to put together the batteries and test equipment we used. We can actually get some custom batteries with our Max Amps logo on them, so I

real

ly appreciate that.

The plan is to put two large EDFs on my back and two smaller ones in my hands for balance. The physics is pretty simple, we just need to. enough downward thrust to outweigh me and the overall weight of the suit, these can only lift about 360 pounds but the whole thing weighs 341 pounds together, we have about 20 pounds to play with and that's like full speed down, it will be very close, something is going to happen, no I don't know what, but one on my arm to start with it turns out these things go full blast without warning oh my God, I didn't mean to do that, really no, no I know how to control this, so you almost fly away, uh, I have. two of them and then try to jump yeah, yeah, oh my God, what was that?

Let me take off this thing that came undone. There are chances that we were going to die. We have it working. Now let's get the backpack on. You just have to hold on. on Buzz Lightyear, quite mobile, I can still get the depth first, let's drop it on a table to test the power and make sure everything works. They are all activated. Everyone can hide. This is my plan, by the way, instead of improving it because. that would cool it down because we're drawing so much power the wires are melting and it keeps catching fire it definitely had a little bit of uh oh god oh I'm hearing popping sounds yeah shoot I think it caught fire the first time. after about 25 seconds last time it caught fire after about five seconds so we're on the decline well that was good that was 30 seconds foreign guy that's crazy that's crazy how much wind

comes

out of that.

Can you feel it? Try half the power with half the batteries just to see how it feels. It looks so good it's crazy. Why would anyone do this? I tried jumping to feel the lift, but here's why you should never jump. When you use a jet pack, you lose your balance and the jets push you about the lesson learned and I have this nice little scar as a reminder that you have to spit first. Well, the throttle was acting strange too, so I brought it back to the table. Stranger, yes I know, I'm aware that this time it's actually on fire.

Where is the pin? There really is no pin. I have to cut these cables. This is really bad. It could have been bad. Oh, you know how much energy is in these things. This was also on fire here. Yeah, a little charred there. He made it worse and then he flew into the wall, he literally flew here, he was here. I would place it, I just ripped it off the table with the gun. I screwed it to the table, yes that's hard, I'm afraid to touch it. It didn't fly well, I guess the propellers got damaged a little bit, like yeah, it's chipped, ah, more cracks here, man, it went all the way around the studio before it was about three feet this way, that looks stable and, to To make matters worse, the Hand Jets also exploded. exploded at this point it's a horribly unreliable death machine and yeah I started questioning everything, yeah why am I doing this?

Why am I seriously doing this? I don't know that deep into this project. I know I don't have anything else. I mean now I know I will face many project failures before but this was the hardest one I just witnessed during a year of work and 40,000 caught fire with nothing to show for it and at the same time I went through some personal things . Basically, I felt like a failure in every aspect of my life, kind of a struggle trying to work on this every day, working on something as potentially dangerous as this, you know, if your head isn't completely there, like any little movement I make. with this it could be life or death like it's a jet pack, we're talking about taking more time than I would have liked, the final product, you know, it's super glamorous, you see the hard work that's going on, yeah, we're working, let's go but it sucks a lot, it just sucks, you know, keep going, keep going, keep going the best you can, just don't stop, so we won't give up.

I have a good feeling about this. I kept showing it. I fixed it the best I could and tried to make it even better. A new plan instead of using large EDFs. I have a bunch of smaller EDFs this way, each one draws less power so they don't overheat or trip. Hopefully it's also a lot safer and redundant because if one engine blows up a lot less destructively and you still have 20 more left and the best part is I can make it fly on its own like an Iron Man suit because each engine can be programmed to balance itself. like a drone, let's be honest, jet packs that fly like that already exist, but no one has ever made one advanced enough where it flies at you in parts, so I put six EDFs on each arm in a circle and these motors already look so much like Iron Man they're practically asking me to do this.

He also has much more power than before. It feels like you are literally on the moon. Yes, you can almost fly. I can feel it. We are very close to becoming Iron Man. And if you love Iron Man, you can play with him. the new Marvel Snap game, that's right guys, Marvel Snap is sponsoring this one. It was created as a love letter to Marvel fans by the second dinner of Ben Broad's new company. It has all your favorite characters. Iron Man. Spider-Man. Venom. Whatever, just add it. in your deck basically 1v1 people for six turns in three different locations that are revealed as the game progresses, you just have to overpower your opponent in two of the three locations with your sweet superhero moves like repulsor blasts which I actually built into my Iron.

The man suit looks crazy and in the game Iron Man can double your power in one place and if you feel confident press the button that doubles the bets and doubles the amount of cosmic cubes you are playing, it's a mind game because you could be lying its a free game in fact there is no pay to win you will be matched with different opponents its on the app store and on steam so go and check out the link below so i did the back carbon fiber with slots to house the motors, this should be strong and keep things from getting sucked in, it already feels much better and is more responsive but still has enough power to power four houses, it's basically like tying a thousand horsepower Bugatti engine at your back, yes, safety has to be a priority, so we built a full docking platform and redundant kill switches to shut it down, okay, let's get this right, but not good enough.

It looks like I still weigh about 60 pounds, which doesn't make sense because each motor generates 16 pounds of thrust. also working from above in slow motion, which by the way sounds like a siren trap, I really hope to take a break here after everything that happened. I was so wrong at this moment the backpack is much higher than the hands. I lowered it so everything is on the same level and hopefully it will be more stable but it's not enough, we also set it up in our new workshop which will be great when it's finished, yeah check out our Discord to help us design it so I decided add more motors and try it. and lose some weight to give yourself the best possible chance, so here is the weight loss journey in about 15 seconds.

However, what boom has 26 pounds of extra thrust and only cost me a few months of self-hatred? A little better, but not enough oomph, so I added. even more batteries to increase the voltage and finally some hope that the thrust is there and technically I flew for a second but it's terribly unstable. I move my feet. Motors at hand for better control. Definite improvement, but I'm spinning for some reason. I thought so. It could be engine torque, so I tried to reverse it a bit. I'm still spinning around fun with my best fly, but wow, that just happened, it's functional, yeah, no, all black, yeah, oh yeah, that's no doubt.

I plotted even more motor directions trying to counteract even more torque. and somehow I made it worse, are you okay, yeah, I'm okay, it just went off and I couldn't stop it, I mean, I'm okay, I thought, okay, I have to do something, I have to unplug it, it will run eventually. I was busy too please, well that was a test, eh, it could have been a lot worse. I rewired everything and managed to make it even worse. No one

comes

close, no one comes close, here we go back to things exploding and once again, I have no idea. what's the problem, this is when you have to dig deep, we spend hours analyzing the footage, we rewire everything again, making sure to triple check and isolate every connection and we are functional again, but we keep spinning.

I spent weeks trying to figure out the twist. problem day 11 test 37 setup 2.0 I finally decided to move some Jets from the back to my hands and finally took a break with this one I know, buddy, yeah, I can fly. I just have to learn to control it now, which is surprisingly simple go left, lean left, right, lean right, exactly like Iron Man does, so hit it with some red hot rod and I started trying to make it fly towards me. Basically, I added flight computers to each of the arms on the back, which tells the motors how to balance. on their own, like a drone, this also had major problems, surprise surprise, try this abroad, it worked great, I don't control it at all, we finally ran out of things that could go wrong and I finally got the whole thing

flying

abroad.

Taking my first fly out of the bind was the coolest feeling ever especially with the mask, follow and like me on Instagram to win one of these masks. By the way, there it is, now we can get super fancy with the AI ​​summoning features, you know. GPS obstacle avoidance. everything can be programmed to do that, but for now we'll just have each piece take off 30 feet sideways towards me and float, Jarvis, release my needle and then the rest will close, now we're online and ready to get to Malibu. where Tony Stark lives, damn this is sickeningly unreal, how do you feel so sexy?

I feel like I'm watching the movie, how does Jake feel? Oh, I'm sorry, I was so excited, you have to do one more stop in black, I hit the side. I've spent too much time driving a glazed donut. Thank you. Okay, let's move on from the news. What is Jay Laser's YouTube channel video? So I'm sure you're all wondering how high and for how long I can fly. Basically, I can go as high as I want. About 60 seconds of flight, but I don't completely trust it, so I'm not going to fly more than 15 feet. It's also hard to believe.

This is my tenth year on YouTube. It's crazy to see how far we've come and what you can achieve. If you don't give up, thank you all for following me and supporting me, I love you three thousand.