Gamera II human-powered helicopter flight record confirmed by NAA
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The National Aeronautic Association has confirmed a new national record of 49.9 seconds for human-powered helicopter flight for the Gamera II flight on June 21
Gamera II at the University of Maryland's Reckord Armory in June
The A. James Clark School of Engineering's Gamera II team
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The unofficial human-powered helicopter flight record set by Kyle Gluesenkamp from the A. James Clark School of Engineering's Gamera II team on June 21 2012 has just been ratified by the National Aeronautic Association (NAA). The new national record has now been submitted to the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale for approval as a new world record.
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