A place for West Australian UAV / UAS enthusiasts or businesses to discuss topics, arrange meets or share experiences.
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Latest Activity: Apr 12
Started by John Cousins. Last reply by Darren Jan 3. 34 Replies 0 Likes
Hi there fellow sandgropers! Jump on in and tell us a little about yourselves, how you got into UAV / UAS, where you live, fly and what you're up to! My name is John Cousins and I live in Willetton.…Continue
Started by Stephen Gloor. Last reply by Stephen Gloor Dec 10, 2012. 4 Replies 0 Likes
I don't know if you have all seen the write up by CanberraUAV however Andrew replied to a question with this:"Comment by Andrew Tridgell 11…Continue
Started by Brett Glossop. Last reply by Brett Glossop Oct 26, 2012. 5 Replies 0 Likes
I've noticed no-one at this flying site in my last two visits. is being hit by the council? Or is it biz as usual?brettContinue
Started by Brett Glossop. Last reply by Brett Glossop Jun 18, 2012. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Would anybody be able to help me with Mission Planner comms to APM2 board? I've hit a hump that is troubling me. I'm not able to get past radio calibration step on new board and gear (Turnigy 9ch).…Continue
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Comment by JB on August 6, 2012 at 8:16am Hi there all
I'm new here and am wondering how many people are doing FPV in the Southern Perth area, if at all. Would be interesting to know some good sites for testing, and possibly sharing some ideas on setting up some Ardupilot 2.0/UAV/FPV systems, with the possibility of developing a environmental mapping platform for agriculture/mining use. Anyone interested?
Comment by John Cousins on August 6, 2012 at 6:41am
Comment by ootktk on August 6, 2012 at 6:33am just wondering if this group is alive and where is everyone flying? is there a weekly meeting of some sort? :)

James - No information, just what I read here: http://www.aeromodellerswa.info/windsocks/windsock1206.pdf
Comment by James masterman on July 12, 2012 at 9:51pm 
According to the minutes of the Aeromodellers WA Council Meeting in the Windsock magazine, CASA contacted the MAAA and advised them that some FPVers were being taken to court for flying 2km from an airport and the CASA would be taking breaches seriously.
Comment by Brett Glossop on June 18, 2012 at 6:46pm Hi TK, welcome. I'm into quads as well - Arducopter variety.
Brett
Comment by John Cousins on June 18, 2012 at 3:59am Welcome ootktk! Just round the corner from you, in Willetton.
Comment by ootktk on June 15, 2012 at 7:42pm Hi everyone, my name is TK and I'm new to the scene! Just started flying quads recently and have been hooked ever since! I live in Riverton and started flying with the Blade mqx micro quad before decided to build a larger one from hobbyking parts. It's good to find this group and hope it's a good place to share/obtain some tips and tricks.
Comment by John Cousins on June 1, 2012 at 7:07am Sure did mate. Not assembled yet and I still need to purchase servos. I'm a long way off flying it. I'm saving it up for when I get the rest of my CASA theory completed. It is a really large airframe and I will be requesting special permission from CASA to fly the aircraft at a higher altitude (1500 ft). Location also to be confirmed. It has the potential to do some damage if it goes wrong. It will also be carrying some VERY expensive telemetry gear (3 independent telemetry streams for redundancy) so lots of testing and setup to do on the electronics front. I hope that it will eventually be quite a professional setup.
Undercarriage is just loosely assembled so I can move it around the workshop (main legs are on backwards) build quality is quite good but will require reinforcement in undercarriage attachment points.
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