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January 16th 06, 05:41 PM
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UAV's and TFR's along the Mexico boarder
George Patterson wrote:
John Keeney wrote: Answer a question for me: is this a little bitty slow UAV that's hard to see from any kind of distance or one of the larger, faster ones that can run a light plane down from behind where the pilot couldn't see it coming? Someone claimed that a 182 wouldn't be able to carry all the gear that this thing does. That would argue for the larger aircraft. Well, one of the more favored UAVs is the size of the 737... 
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January 16th 06, 08:56 PM
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UAV's and TFR's along the Mexico boarder
Blanche wrote:
George Patterson wrote: John Keeney wrote: Answer a question for me: is this a little bitty slow UAV that's hard to see from any kind of distance or one of the larger, faster ones that can run a light plane down from behind where the pilot couldn't see it coming? Someone claimed that a 182 wouldn't be able to carry all the gear that this thing does. That would argue for the larger aircraft. Well, one of the more favored UAVs is the size of the 737... I think it would be more correct to state that the wingspan is around that of a 737. Certainly the length and fuselage are not of similar dimensions. This is from memory. Ron Lee
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