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"Not even the bucolic Berkeley hills are immune to security concerns in a post-Sept. 11 world, as the editor in chief of Wired magazine has discovered.
Chris Anderson, a 45-year-old Berkeley resident and aerial-reconnaissance enthusiast, sparked a minor security scare Sunday…
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I had the wackiest near-catastrophe this weekend. My kids and I were running aerial mapping patterns over the Lawrence Berkeley Labs cyclotron (which is very distinctive from the air) and testing some ISO settings on the Pentax A30. Because we were over a built-up area and had to hand launch and recover from a hillside, we…
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Why you ask why.
Well it frees up the nose of the aircraft so it can carry a camera that does not see a propeller.Added by Gary Mortimer on October 9, 2007 at 2:59pm — 2 Comments
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Check out this great post from the winners of the Australian amateur UAV contest--the guys at Dionysus Designs, a Chico, CA-based team who focus on advanced RC…
Added by Chris Anderson on October 5, 2007 at 7:09pm — 2 Comments
Helicopter- Why the EFlite Blade CX
It is small, light weight, modifiable, and parts are cheap and readily available at the local hobby shop or on eBay. The Blade CX is considered
an indoor outdoor, meaning I can test the helicopter indoors during inclement
weather, and a Ready To Fly (RTF) helicopter, so limited set up is
necessary. It is…
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