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Get a micro light engine and prop, strap it to your back, then go skiing over plains or even uphill.
Paramotor
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paramotor
Known To Exist [8th of 7, Apr 10 2015]
SOLO personal water ski boat
http://www.solowatersports.com/
[pashute, Apr 12 2015]
with a jet pack
https://www.youtube...watch?v=icUCcDucII8
[pashute, Apr 12 2015]
Inspired by this?
http://www.popularm...-powered-snowboard/
Jet-powered snowboard [neutrinos_shadow, Apr 12 2015]
Or this?
http://snowboarding...FJdtjlU9MPkqtxTx.97
Hand-held fans for snowboarding [neutrinos_shadow, Apr 12 2015]
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What you're describing is the powerpack from a Paramotor. They're
quite heavy. It would not be easy to balance on skis while wearing
one, particularly if travelling at speed. |
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//strap it to your back// Given that skis on snow is not a friction-free interface, strapping it to your butt would work better. |
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Having a small engine on the end of each ski would be better than that: there's some moment arm there which would lessen precessional effects. |
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<sneaks into the back muttering something about pulsejet skipoles and backpack fuel tanks> |
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// pulsejet skipoles and backpack fuel tanks // |
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<siren voices of temptation> |
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"JATO bottles ... JATO bottles ..." |
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