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Old Oct 27, 2008, 11:12 PM   #1
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near death T-Rex

The latest starboard cyclic servo failed after 5 minutes. It was the aft cyclic servo which we gimbal locked & overheated earlier. http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=906358 There's also a theory that the CC-BEC was damaged in a crash & is burning out the servos 1 by 1.

Well, the T-Rex 450 has been so problematic, plans R already being drawn up for yet another airframe in 2009. That would be 3 airframes consumed in operating 1 UAV. Still more efficient than mortgage stimulus packages, as hard as it is 4 a certain country to believe.

The next airframe would be a quadroter. That's right. Except for the motors, quadroters can be built out of cheaper parts. Quadroters R perceived to be safer. Quadroters have more space for electronics. The main concerns R flight time & damage to expensive motors instead of cheap landing gear. There would be head on crashes into motors, bent casings, bent shafts, broken props, & bank failures.

With all these crashes, now would be a good time 4 U 2 view the Nevada test site.
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1951, where soldiers happily watched a 21 kiloton nuclear explosion from
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Description: But on Goog Earth U see remains of trenches 2 miles from an explosion.  Goog doesn't have any any photos or videos of this experiment, Desert Rock V, except for these haunting remains on satellite photos. But on Goog Earth U see remains of trenches 2 miles from an explosion. Goog doesn't have any any photos or videos of this experiment, Desert Rock V, except for these haunting remains on satellite photos. 165.6 KB · Views: 316

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Description: Where soldiers were placed 1 & 2 miles from a 43 kiloton explosion. 
Needless to say, most of them R no longer with us, but through the magic
of Goog Earth, U can see the eery remains of their trenches.
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Description: Troop eye view from where the 1 mile trenches should have been.  There's
no evidence of trenches on Goog Earth.  Maybe the 1 mile group never had
trenches.
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Description: Bomb & 1 mile trenches.  Not far fetched that they could have experimented on humans closer than this & without cover, sort of like writing a check to buy mortgages, but now that you've gone this far, why not throw in a few stocks. Bomb & 1 mile trenches. Not far fetched that they could have experimented on humans closer than this & without cover, sort of like writing a check to buy mortgages, but now that you've gone this far, why not throw in a few stocks. 141.6 KB · Views: 253

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Description: & another nuke test with trenches 2 miles away.  Most of the soldiers from the trenches had their bodies rot from under them long ago.  Their place of reckoning is now the base for a road whose builders probably had no clue of the human experiments. & another nuke test with trenches 2 miles away. Most of the soldiers from the trenches had their bodies rot from under them long ago. Their place of reckoning is now the base for a road whose builders probably had no clue of the human experiments. 121.5 KB · Views: 297

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Description: In a time when mass media came once a day for a few minutes, humans could be manipulated to stand 2 miles from a nuclear bomb.  Lord knows how they're being manipulated in the age of 24 hour internet media flogging. In a time when mass media came once a day for a few minutes, humans could be manipulated to stand 2 miles from a nuclear bomb. Lord knows how they're being manipulated in the age of 24 hour internet media flogging. 223.9 KB · Views: 302


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Old Oct 28, 2008, 07:06 AM   #2
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Jack,
There's a nice quadrotor with about 3Kg thrust that you can build using DT-750 motors (in the quadrotors forum), these cost $12 each and won't break the bank if you buy half a dozen of them (check also the thread about this motor here at RCG).
AFAIK quadrotors are very stable, can fly very slowly and carry a relatively heavy payload.
The Nevada atomic bomb test site pictures are a sad reminder of humanity's worst facets.
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Old Aug 15, 2009, 03:14 AM   #3
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I Just don't know what is talk here,but I like the atomic bomb image,in my country impossible you could find one like that
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