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NEW MATERIALS FOR UAV'S
Started this discussion. Last reply by William Gross Jan 10. 1 Reply 0 Likes
How high do I have to fly to be a UAV?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Duane Brocious Nov 9, 2010. 3 Replies 0 Likes
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Oliver commented on CyborgCNC's blog post 'The MakerBot Replicator is here!'
Hi Guys,
Chris's comments made me smile.....In the early 90's I was an early adopter of Rapid prototyping having one of the first machines in the UK......people used to come to my lab and laugh at our attempts to make things....it…
Oliver left a comment for William Gross
Hi William,
Thanks for the post I will send you a proper reply later...
Ollie
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William Gross replied to Oliver's discussion 'NEW MATERIALS FOR UAV'S'
I have been experimenting with rapid prototyping techniques and being able to produce a drone that is replicable through molds. I have used many different FDM processes and also have a laser cutter. If you are interested in working on a design…
Oliver commented on Roman's blog post '[Lightly off topic] printed hydrofoil, IMU stabilization on the way...'
Hi Roman,
glad to see you likes my pic. It seems the idea of RP airframes is not very novel now...I have been working as a designer on the LEMV project so have been pretty busy. After spending a lot of time investigating the idea of printing…
Duane Brocious replied to Oliver's discussion 'How high do I have to fly to be a UAV?'
Is this for commercial or recreational use. Recreational use has very little in the way of restrictions.Basically it is stay under 400' and 3 miles from an airport. They aren't actually law, but strong guidelines.
Chris McNair replied to Oliver's discussion 'How high do I have to fly to be a UAV?'
I know somebody who is a member here that asked the FAA during a potential SAR if he could fly in the "gully" that was below the area they were standing. They said NO that is their airspace...... I am sure he will chime in here with the…
Duane Brocious replied to Oliver's discussion 'How high do I have to fly to be a UAV?'
Recreational use of small unmanned aircraft (IE Model Aircraft) falls under the guidance of FAA's AC 91-57. New regualtions are being developed. NPRM due out in March 2011.
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