On Apr 25, 6:46 pm, Frank Olson
wrote:
kangarooistan /peramangk wrote:
Hi , I was wondering about the costs of flying camels into the Middle
East from Australia

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It would be cheaper to fit them all with coconut necklaces and float
them across the Indian Ocean. Mount a couple of solar panels on the
humps wired to a small electric motor powering a hand mixer ($1.99 at
Walmart) and they become "self propelled". Trick is to keep them
pointed in the right direction. Launch five hundred a week and the
first "batch" should get there by Easter next year. From then, expect
regular "landings". Set up a small stand on the beach and and sell 'em
"hot" from the water (lemonade on the side of course). ;-)



Not as silly as it sounds , I used a solar powered back pack and model
plane remote controls to control camels from many km away with no
problems at all , off the shelf at any hobby store, to direct a camel
in a 100 sq mile paddock, im working on a video option camera

Im working on a solar powered camel and remote control to go from
Darwin to Adelaide without a human in sight

I bet you could launch a solar powered floating camel and guild it to
Saudi Arabia from Australia , like an all terrain vehicle , land mud
sea , camels can swim real well , but would need a rest and
flotation devises

but clearly the costs are prohibitive

kanga
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