I received my certificate at a flight training academy at Allegheny airstrip, in Hangar 7, and now I can fly up to 55lbs, any small unmanned aerial vehicle. I need a long-range telemetry kit, so I’m looking for a chance to do small routes. If anyone wants to get involved, let me know. Yes, I can fly someone a taco. It would be my honor.
I would have told you you were crazy if six months ago you suggested I’d be assisting in labs at CALU.
Warning: half my pay goes into building an experimental high altitude glider, and the other half goes shopping….
Just kidding, but I am so excited and can’t wait to start flying drones for medical, agricultural, civil, and entertainment.
I am continuing to develop my pilot-instructor site at Falcon Photo and Oils. It won’t get busy until mid-May. I will post an imaging service portfolio, not because I’m an expert, but because I plan to be. Object recognition, mapping, spectral stuff, shooting lice off of donkeys with lasers, hmm, maybe not yet.
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So the plan is:
Fly, invest in more application:
- Agriculture : reduction of agricultural chemical input for food cost
- Medical: Emergency supply
- Rescue: Search, tasks with flamethrower, bolt cutter, rope, or utility arm
- Civil: Mapping, erosion, finding water, weather and soil data
- Communication: To develop sUAS as a proxy satellite or signal tower for temp telecommunications during power failure or emp disturbances
- Entertainment: Film, events, challenges