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Hovernorth
Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 11:18 pm
Post subject: Re: Air Cycle
ken thank you for your quick responce. my machine looks just like the one in the picture, not so much wear and tare though, the engine runs fine and all of the components are there just needs some ltc. yup the aluminum fan does look just a bit nasty.
Hovernorth
Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 11:15 pm
Post subject: Air Cycle info
Michael,
Does your machine resemble the machine in the picture? I know where this one is! I Do not know of anyone else who owns one, other than this one. I have done a bit of research for you and this is what I came up with. I have know about the Air Cycle for many years and try to document what I can. Not certain about the type No. "AIR CYCLE 410" but AFAIK they Used the JLO L600 opposed twin 2 stroke, and a lethal 3 blade aluminum fan.
See:
http://members.tripod.com/%7Ecushionflight/index.html
Sep. 15, 1967,
THE AIR CAT. A two-seat, fiber-glass hovercraft, it skims along on its own cushion of air with the aid of a 30-h.p. engine that can make 31 m.p.h. over a cruising range of 50 miles on 2.5 gals, of gas. Developed by Cushionflight Corp. of San Bernardino, Calif., for sports use on lakes, rivers and marshes and over snow and ice, the Air Cat will go on the market this fall at a price of about $1,900.
Hovernorth
Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 11:12 pm
Post subject: Air Cycle 460
Hello.
I reciently purchased a Air Cycle 460 hovercraft. I am finding it a bit hard to locate any information about it at all and was wondering if any of your members would have any sugestions as to where to look.
Michael
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