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A Silent Motorcycle

January 22, 2019 By Paul

Silent Motorcycles (Stealth Bikes)

I was moseying around for something pretty snazzy for my character to ride upon and I came across some fantastic motorcycles that are electric but with a difference. One of which has been developed for special forces it is silent and has a multi fuel capability.

Check these out:

Zero Bikes: Electric Motorcycles | SciTech Now

This first bike is being adopted by many law enforcement agencies and for good reason, it’s capabilities and it’s running costs.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R9NQaGq5Jak 

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Logos Technologies SilentHawk Hybrid-Electric Military Motorcycle (Flex-Fuel Motocross-Type)

This motorcycle has been specifically designed for the US Special Forces and the concept is fascinating.

Filed Under: Book Research Tagged With: Motorcycle, technology

Drones & Their Use

January 22, 2019 By Paul

Drones 

During the course of writing my latest project, a thriller I have some interesting objects to tell you about.  Firstly, I’ve been looking at adopting some modernistic products into the series. One area of my research has been Drone Technology. Now without giving away too much of the plot, I want to share with you how exciting this technology is, and how much it has developed in recent years.

It has amazed me how much drones can actually lift and what their range is? For example one Drone the DJI Matrice 600 can handle a maximum payload of 6kg and has a range of 5km. There are numerous models, and they each have their own characteristics. They are truly amazing. To learn more about these types of drones click here.

Then there are the micro-drones and one, in particular, the Lilly, looked impressive but failed to get funding for manufacture. But there are plenty of others around and their uses are astounding.

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Now if you’ve seen the movie ‘Eye in The Sky’ with Helen Mirren you will have seen the drone disguised as an insect. Yes, an insect. They can be that small, and they’re getting smaller all of the time. Of course, when written into a thriller plot they can be put to great use.

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Filed Under: Book Research Tagged With: Drones, technology

Watercraft – Seabreacher x

January 22, 2019 By Paul

Watercraft – Seabreacher x

Hello,
I’ve spent virtually a month in the Mandurah, South of Perth, Western Australia. I had a great time, and the whole place is full of natural coastline, water inlets, estuary, canals and lots and lots of watercraft. I had the good fortune to come across this spectacular craft, the Seabreacher X, and it might just make its way into one of the Jack Jago Thriller novels, so watch out for that!

To appreciate what this craft is all about, how versatile it is, check out these couple of videos:

 

 

 

Check out The Museum Outlet charts of – SeaBreacher – A high quality A3 Poster Print (Click the image to obtain your copy)

Filed Under: Book Research Tagged With: boats, technology, watercraft

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