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amazing, please read (particularly the last sentence)! Not a mosquito!!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Graham Dyer Apr 30. 1 Reply 0 Likes
This is a cut-n-paste from an email i received from a lawyer friend of mine this morning that I thought many of you would find of interest:---------Can you believe this????! That is really scary!But…Continue
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Jonathan Lederer commented on Claudio Natoli's blog post iPad Ground Control Station"Thanks very much I will try and post back my results. By the way, just wondering if there's any other thing to be mindful of seeing as to how my goal is to connect using the Bluetooth -> 3DRadio module I've slapped together?"
Jonathan Lederer commented on Jared Reabow's blog post DroidPlanner for Android The best missionplanner alternative! Using Mavlink via cheap usb adapter (Follow me - PIDS - ACC calibration - FREE)"I recently adopted this wonderful program for use on my Note 2 7" tablet via Bluetooth -to-3dradio 915mhz and am so pleased with the results. So much so that I Jerry-rigged the tablet atop my DX18 radio, but alas,now it's very top heavy…"
Jonathan Lederer commented on Claudio Natoli's blog post iPad Ground Control Station"Claudio,
I am very impressed with what looks to be a very in-depth and well on its way project as I viewed it on GitHub. It appears you are adapting the paparazzi code and have it working well, as evidenced by the fact that I saw a sub module listed…"
Jonathan Lederer commented on Claudio Natoli's blog post iPad Ground Control Station"@Lukas -- great idea. Hopefully developer of this fine project can allow for this great method for connectivity. I recently made myself an Ardupilot->Bluetooth->3DRadio->APM 2.5 dongle for about $15USD and it works quite well. In my…"
Jonathan Lederer commented on Jani Hirvinen's blog post jDrones News: jD-IOBoard v1.0"@ mohd fitri -- if you look back to either page 1 or 2 of this thread, you will notice that I was the first to bring up the issue that was inability to communicate with bootloader as a result of doing nothing but running the software provided. …"
Jonathan Lederer commented on Jordi Orlando's blog post Introducing Glowduino!"Hi Jordi,
It's been quite some time since we last touched on this topic, but gotta reach out and ask ya, "has there been any progress on these fronts?"
Thanks and hope you are well.
Jonathan"
ModeratorGraham Dyer replied to Jonathan Lederer's discussion amazing, please read (particularly the last sentence)! Not a mosquito!!
"It's fake, was an April Fools joke in some parts
http://www.itsokaytobesmart.com/post/25333529955/joes-science-buzzkills-episode-mosquito-mav"
Jonathan Lederer posted a discussionamazing, please read (particularly the last sentence)! Not a mosquito!!
This is a cut-n-paste from an email i received from a lawyer friend of mine this morning that I thought many of you would find of interest:---------Can you believe this????! That is really scary!But Snopes says although it is in the development stage it is not a reality yet.....interesting to say the least.....This Is Not A Mosquito!! Look closely....................Is this a mosquito? No. It's an insect spy drone for urban areas, already in production, funded by the US Government. It can be…See More
Jonathan Lederer commented on Joshua Johnson's blog post APM 2.5 Sea Air and Land Vehicle Concept Part 1"@Carl: very funny marriage reference! Made me smile, though I am hopeful that you, too, are smiling...otherwise I feel bad!"
Jonathan Lederer commented on Chris Anderson's blog post Fabio Varesano, RIP"I can't fucking believe this. It seems like only yesterday we were exchanging emails regarding his project. What a shame. RIP my friend."
Jonathan Lederer replied to Randy's discussion ArduCopter 2.8 released"All I can say is that is a confidence-inspiring flight!! Looks great, now cannot wait (even more) to get outta the hospital and back to my workbench!! The great thing I'm witnessing lately is the consistency and quality of this platform…"
Jonathan Lederer commented on John Campen's blog post Hi tech shock absorber legs for multicopters."That does make sense."
Jonathan Lederer commented on John Campen's blog post Hi tech shock absorber legs for multicopeters."I don't get it."
Jonathan Lederer commented on u4eake's blog post U4eake's showleds, arming and low battery warning leds"Robert,
Sorry for the delayed response. I used the holiday weekend here as an excuse to go heli-free for a few days whilst staying a couple of hours drive from my home at a weekend getaway called La Costa Spa & Resort. The vacation served as…"
Jonathan Lederer replied to Dan Clemens's discussion variable pitch quad"This has been a long burning desire of mine (variable pitch quad), and so am extremely excited and hopeful that there will be success in this arena. As coincidence would have it, from my many years flying single-rotor helis I have a surplus of spare…"
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