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CropCam UAV for sale (used)

Posted by nebraska arial photos on January 13, 2009 at 3:00pm
We have a cropcam which we are looking to sell. It comes with all hardware and software needed to fly. It also comes with a laptop computer that has a recent update to all Microsoft office software ($670). It also comes with several spare servos, parts and four batteries thunderpower batteries with an astro charger for the batteries. Two optio A20 cameras will be included for an extra $100 but the lens doesn't always open on one and the LCD is broke on the other. We are asking $6500 for the package ($8500 value). The plane has a few minor dings and fixes but is definitely flight ready. It has made only a few flights since it was sent in to cropcam for a repair and test flight. And has maybe 50 flights its hole life.To learn more about the cropcam visit their website at www.cropcam.comCall me at 402 440 2839 or email me with any questions jayme@burkeyfarms.comJayme Dick-BurkeyBurkey Farms Inc.Milford, Nebraska
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  • nebraska arial photos March 18, 2009 at 4:57am
    sorry U.S. or Canada only
  • Noth666 March 17, 2009 at 10:48am
    @Ismail Ibrahim: UAV technology being export restricted I doubt he would. Hefty fines and jailtime would follow.
  • Ismail Ibrahim March 17, 2009 at 10:03am
    Hi Can u sell to Malaysian buyer? Rgds
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    Sgt Ric January 15, 2009 at 3:04pm
    Right, I should have put 2 and 2 together given their location.

    Interesting.
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    Rory Paul January 15, 2009 at 12:31pm
    They are for all practical purposes MicroPilot.
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    Sgt Ric January 15, 2009 at 10:38am
    Actually, I see from their Ning random ad banner on the right, that "CropCam" is Canadian.
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    Rory Paul January 15, 2009 at 9:48am
    Actually CropCam will be okay as long as they trim 1.6lbs. They sell to farmers who technically can comply as long as they follow the "AMA" like rules and do use the unit to provide a commercial service. RCAPA's commercial members are up the creek but then again so am I....off to get my pilots license so I can fly my 6lb rc plane... ;(
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    Sgt Ric January 15, 2009 at 9:32am
    Right, but CropCam and the people over at RCAPA have a big problem.

    Oh well, just move up here to Canada... lots of open friendly skies.
    (but unfortunately not so many A/P customers)
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    Rory Paul January 15, 2009 at 8:50am
    I have seen a draft of the "hammer" and trust me I am sitting here now calculating how much it is going to cost in time, effort and money to comply....lets just say the FAA are going to separate the men from the boys, and then the men from their wallets...but if you are flying at or under 4.4lbs for recreation no worries.
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    Sgt Ric January 15, 2009 at 8:23am
    It's sounds just like Condor said... -don't request a waiver, don't file a plan, don't make a big deal, and pack up before the hammer comes down!
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