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(3) | 21/03/2012 | Translate: The engineer Jarno Smeets manages to fly 100 meters with mechanical wings constructed.
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is the most nice video I've seen here and KERO. True is ',
It looked pretty, and we believe that it's real. Just the first successful attempt was made just yesterday and has not become well-known. Ο Jarno Smeets προσπαθεί εδώ και 8 μήνες να πετάξει με την μηχανή του, but had managed to only a few meters so far.