D, the fact that it will be done without burning those pesky hydrocarbons
should decrease your pain.
Cheers
Paul
On Feb 11, 2016 11:51, "DMcD" wrote:
> Interesting yes, alarming maybe.
>
> I had always hoped that gliding had no useful purpose and that it was
> something like surfing. that one d
At 08:45 PM 2/10/2016, you wrote:
First 100km task flown autonomously (and all below 4000ft)
A commercial off-the-shelf RnR Products SBXC sailplane was outfitted
as a UAV and performed more than 100 test flights of the ALOFT
algorithm, with a nominal endurance of 3 min after a winchlaunch to
hence all things will be position alerting, especially small things we cant see.
I might indeed want to fly a ‘remote glider from my ‘office’ when I am 125
years old
> On 11 Feb 2016, at 12:51 PM, DMcD wrote:
>
> Interesting yes, alarming maybe.
>
> I had always hoped that gliding had no u
Interesting yes, alarming maybe.
I had always hoped that gliding had no useful purpose and that it was
something like surfing. that one did just for the sake of it. Not
something that you could use for killing people.
To find that the Tactical Electronic Warfare Division of the US Navy
has come c
Thanks for that, Matt.
Very interesting article.
Mike
At 08:45 PM 2/10/2016, you wrote:
First 100km task flown autonomously (and all below 4000ft)
A commercial off-the-shelf RnR Products SBXC sailplane was outfitted
as a UAV and performed more than 100 test flights of the ALOFT
algorithm, w
