(original post by 1233fire on 30-DEC-2006)

I am new to this sport and am considering purchasing a Hovertrek from a private party here in California. He purchased it for his business, but found that it will not work properly when there is a cross wind and he has to travel in a straight line. How can I get the proper training in the use of this craft? In reading the news articles, the Air Force staff received at least 8 hours of training!

Thanks

Greg in Cool, California

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(original post by cory lingelbach on 09-JAN-2007)

Greg i am the lead instructor for the Utah test and training range. I would be willing to help you with the training. Feel free to contact me by phone at work 801-777-1555 or by e-mail cory.lingelbach@hill.af.mil

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(original post by cory lingelbach on 09-JAN-2007)

Greg,

You are about a 10 hour drive for me but, myself and my associate are willing to give you and whoever you want a class. Normally a 1 day class 3hour classroom 4hour land/water flying would be $770 per person, I can do this training for less, We can make it a full 2 day class instead of 1 day and my associate we help with the knowledge of the engine and what to be aware of dealing with that information. He is very knowledgeable about the hovercraft and i almost never fly without him. I received my training directly from the owner of Neoteric Hovercraft and he has suggested that if persons in the western U.S. need training that I am free to handle it. If you do go directly through Neoteric I can not adjust the price and you will pay full price. Contact me and we will talk.

Cory Lingelbach
Utah Test and Training Range
801-777-1555

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