him by the filing of an answer to his suit for divorce against his ex-wife.[2] However, plaintiff presented no specific facts to support his allegations. Considering plaintiff's deposition as rebuttal to the motions for summary judgment and affidavits attached thereto, plaintiff had no personal knowledge of any facts to support his claims. He only testified to what he alleged other people had told him, primarily relying on conversations he had with his wife during their travails. He contends that when he asked his ex-wife if Beevers had reviewed the answer, she told him that "Her attorneys ... have looked at everything." She also told him Reeder was paying her attorneys' fees and that they were going to "take [him] to the cleaners." Plaintiff also stated in his depositionfour 250-horsepower RC jet engines, according to The Verge. It's powered by Jet A1 kerosene held in a backpack, and engine power is controlled by a hand-held remote. There's no steering wheel, obviously -- the pilot turns by banking and shifting his body weight.

Zapata only flies the device above water, and was forced to deliberately splash down recently after the battery system failed. "It broke all the electronics on the board, so it will cost me money, but the rest of it is fine," he told the The Verge. He adds that the system can run on three of the four jet engines in case one fails, and that the sensors and WiFi control channels have triple redundancy.

The company plans more demonstrations and will soon release additional footage.