"the human representation does look too much mechanical. you have the hips locked horizontally in a basic technique. More advanced efficient swimmers rotate torso to hip as much as 70 to 90 degrees... so as their hips are actually vertical. This…"

"Thought all posts had to have a picture?"

"can the Pixhawk 2 now make it to the store?"

"@rob, I believe the 4 red posts are silicon rubber. so the board is dampened inside the case."

"Lots of talk here on the multicopters. I'm still interested in airplanes and photography using that platform. Are the autopilots such as Pixhawk still being developed on and is 3DR still supplying them?"

"John, I agree. This is way cool. So this could be how submarine hulls are tested?"

"do you think there is enough room in the center square for a bar code reader? I'm thinking a sticker of some sort affixed to the package which the copter can scan that contains a delivery address. the copter comes in grabs the package, scans the…"

"Lester, how are you going to know if the servos freeze? Is there some sort of feedback you plan to measure? If they did freeze, would they have thawed by the time the package lands?"

"Looks very promising. How much weight can it carry with a go pro? I'm thinking of landing on water with the go pro facing downward, when I see a fish grab the bait on the suspended line, take off and bring it back."

"Could you move the pod above or below the prop plane? You also have emergency deployable parachute right? Also, can you call it a Drone if someone is actually in it?"

"Can the car be moving?"

"Would like to have seen something made in America used instead. I mean, why the Phantom? Would have been interesting to see some cables hanging there with a picture of the phantom, with a caption saying something like, "it would have been here, but…"

"Wow 717.. I feel so old. Actually, I'll say wise. I've probably read 98% of the blogs.

Thanks Thomas for all you do!"

"Thomas, any way to see what number we may be?
I see we're past 64k I'm thinking I joined down in the 20's or so. Any way to see that?"

"Greg, this is amazing."