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Quadcopter frame design: is square or tube better to reduce vibration? Aluminum or carbon fiber?
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Mounting camera on front propeller airplane
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Tom in ON commented on Chris Anderson's blog post New Hampshire considering aerial photography ban"Just another liberal state struggling with its identity. Oregon, Washington, down to California...next will be Vermont..."
nellschmertz replied to Tom in ON's discussion Mini-size bluetooth joystick remote for Windows or mobile phones"Anyone knows more details about jammer kits? The audio recorder jammer, Gps jammer and common cell phone jammer . happy to share more sources with you. "
Tom in ON commented on Chris Anderson's blog post Latest extreme heavy lift multicopter entries in HobbyKing competition"Maxime, that's a good point. Reliability is a big factor and until that's solved not many would risk their lives. The winner multi-copter of this contest above could lift a small adult (47kg/103lbs) in the air. Wonder, how long battery…"
Tom in ON commented on Gary McCray's blog post Vibration Control Wiki Section Started for Better or Worse"Jason....I think that would be the best solution. All the hardware are already in place for all who own an APM. I assume it should work for the props too once to motors are balanced."
Tom in ON commented on Gary McCray's blog post Vibration Control Wiki Section Started for Better or Worse"I was looking for some good tips for my current build, good timing and thanks for starting a one-stop shop for vibration elimination tips."
Tom in ON replied to Andrew Tridgell's discussion ArduPlane 2.69 released"Thank you Tridge for your hard work. Appreciate your leadership on this project and looking forward these new improvements."
Tom in ON commented on Mohcine's blog post Introducing OpenGSU : Cross-Platform Ground Station"Mohcine....that's a very reasonable price in my opinion. Keep up the great work and progress..."
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Low cost ($60) 2.4 G Computer Transmitter with Dual Receiver antenna question...
Posted on June 6, 2009 at 12:00am 21 Comments 0 Likes
I just purchased this low cost 2.4 G Computer Trasmitter/Dual Receiver that is… Continue
Possible useful UAV programming codes
Posted on April 20, 2009 at 8:32am 4 Comments 0 Likes
UAV codes.pdf
I am only about 4 hours into my "self-induced" C++ tutorial course starting from "what is a programming language?" So I cannot determine with great certainty how useful the included codes in the attached project may be. I hope that it would help some of you way ahead of me in the programming department.
Would… Continue
I am only about 4 hours into my "self-induced" C++ tutorial course starting from "what is a programming language?" So I cannot determine with great certainty how useful the included codes in the attached project may be. I hope that it would help some of you way ahead of me in the programming department.
Would… Continue
Air Force Planning Giant Spy Airship
Posted on March 18, 2009 at 3:30am 3 Comments 0 Likes
From article below:
"The final version of the airship will be about 450 feet long. However, the prototype will be only a third of that size. The craft is known to military planners as ISIS, or Integrated Sensor Is the Structure, referring to the radar system built into the structure of the craft.
The ISIS has a hull made of a lightweight, thick skin. Zeppelins - like the Hindenburg - have a rigid external structure. Blimps are not rigid, and are given their shape from the… Continue
"The final version of the airship will be about 450 feet long. However, the prototype will be only a third of that size. The craft is known to military planners as ISIS, or Integrated Sensor Is the Structure, referring to the radar system built into the structure of the craft.
The ISIS has a hull made of a lightweight, thick skin. Zeppelins - like the Hindenburg - have a rigid external structure. Blimps are not rigid, and are given their shape from the… Continue
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