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rope jumping personal balloon

 Jumps up by pulling the tether rope, Goes down by sliding down the tether rope
 
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At some stage you have to get back to the ground and roll in the rope, but till then you are pulling and sliding up and down putting you in motion. With three of these you can also control the desired direction.
—pashute, Nov 04 2021

bungee jump from balloon https://youtube.com...u7bwQ&feature=share
[xandram, Nov 05 2021]

Well, now you have… Jumping_20Rope
[RayfordSteele, Nov 06 2021]


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       I'm a bit lost. Are you jumping rope while dangling from a big balloon? Maybe a picture?
—RayfordSteele, Nov 04 2021
   

       I would like to bun this, but you haven't really explained how it's dangerous.
—Voice, Nov 05 2021
   

       //how it's dangerous//   

       Propane burners to heat the air in the balloons might add some danger.   

       But I'm puzzled by //Jumps up by pulling//. If I tried to gain personal altitude by pulling on a rope, I would call that "climbing up the rope". Is that what is proposed?
—pertinax, Nov 05 2021
   

       If you mean bungee jumping from hot air balloons, this is well baked…
—xandram, Nov 05 2021
   

       Is the rope jumping over a personal balloon? Is the balloon a personal jumping rope? So many questions...
—RayfordSteele, Nov 05 2021
   

       Never seen a rope jump. This is exciting!
—whatrock, Nov 05 2021
   

       //At some stage you have to get back to the ground and roll in the rope// and presumably deflate and pack up the balloon.   

       Will a hanging weight oscillating up and down with multiple path motions control a balloon's position? Probably only if the paths deflect or control the air around the jiggling balloon more than the current environmental pressure gradients.
—wjt, Nov 11 2021
   

       //If I tried to gain personal altitude by pulling on a rope, I would call that "climbing up the rope".//   

       You'll never get anywhere [perinax] with that altitude.
—AusCan531, Nov 11 2021
   

       It got me to the seventeenth floor*.   

       Which is great, except during fire drills.   

       *US: eighteenth floor
—pertinax, Nov 11 2021
   


 

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