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This group is opened for those who are interested in developing, testing and having fun with sailing drones.
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Latest Activity: May 9
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It is going wel with the Trimaran. There is a chance that we will do the first test this sunday. Here some photos.
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maiden voyage of protei 009
Started by Rik Bootsman. Last reply by Rik Bootsman Feb 12. 2 Replies 1 Like
hi i'm rik bootsman a fellow student of sina and working on the same project.hereby I show the maiden voyage of my sailing drone (at this moment still remotely controlled) Because the wind wasn't…Continue
navigation
Started by Itzik Ronen. Last reply by Itzik Ronen Jul 19, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
HiI like to start with a new project “lake navigation with electrical motor boat”.Do you guys try that? Can I expect for good navigation results with the APM2?Thank for helping,ItzikContinue
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Comment by Ellison Chan on April 10, 2012 at 8:13am -
Hey Sina, we all love Mythbusters, but I think you'll have more success with attaching the electronics box to the pontoons with hot glue than with the duct tape. It's going to fall apart in the water.
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Comment by Sina Kazemi on April 10, 2012 at 4:31am -
No videos unfortunately, However I am going to post you video soon
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Comment by Rik Bootsman on April 2, 2012 at 1:22pm -
nice boat! how did it float on the water today?
do you have any videos of it?
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