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The Flying Hopper is a unique crop-spraying aircraft designed and built in Australia, featuring unconventional aerodynamics. It is constructed from aluminium and fibreglass, allowing it to carry a payload greater than its own weight. The aircraft has garnered international interest, particularly from New Zealand, and is powered by a 300 horsepower engine designed for reliability. An unrelated anecdote about peeling onions in Switzerland is also included.

What makes the Flying Hopper unique in terms of its design?

• It is the first aircraft to be built in Australia.

• It uses conventional aerodynamics.

• It is the first aircraft to fly without a pilot.

• It is the first crop-spraying aircraft designed in Australia with unconventional aerodynamics.

What materials are used in the construction of the Flying Hopper?

• Steel and plastic

• Aluminum and fiberglass

• Wood and carbon fiber

• Titanium and glass

What is a notable feature of the Flying Hopper's payload capacity?

• It can carry less than its own weight.

• It can carry a greater payload than its own weight.

• It can carry exactly its own weight.

• It cannot carry any payload.

What powers the Flying Hopper?

• A 400 horsepower diesel engine

• A solar-powered engine

• A 300 horsepower fuel injection engine

• A 200 horsepower engine

Which country, besides New Zealand, has shown interest in the Flying Hopper?

• United States

• Multiple other countries

• Canada

• Switzerland