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    Joseph Noci 1
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      @josephnoci1

      Here are a few more pics of our Unmanned aircraft designs and activities – we have 7 different type, ranging from 3kg up to 47kg, but instead of all the aircraft here are some photos, more engineering oriented, of the Day/Night Gimbal I designed for one of our aircraft. The gimbal weighs 260grams, fits in the nose, is gyro stabilised and steerable by the ground operator/observer – and some photos of the plane that carries this gimbal.

      The video is of a 5meter wingspan pusherprop aircraft, carries a large day/night site and the whole aircraft weight 26kg – the auto-landing is quite nice to watch – comes in on a spiral downwards approach, and touches down nicely…

      All our aircraft fly fully autonomously – enter the flight plan on a map, laod to the aircraft , press launch and of it goes, takes of, flies and comes home and lands in front of you..

      Hope it's not too much for the ME site…

      The EO/IR camera assembly

      2cameras.jpg

      3 complete gimbals

      3xeoir gimbals.jpg

      The controller electronics in the gimbals

      gimbal controller.jpg

      making the PCB's on the router

      gimbal pcb mnfr.jpg

       

       

      Gimbal mechanical and composite parts..

      gimbal parts1.jpg

      mk-iic in prep.jpg

      mk-iic in flight.jpg

       

      Here is the Large pusher prop plane video..

      Regards

      Joe

      Edited By Joseph Noci 1 on 29/08/2017 22:36:18

      #34990
      Joseph Noci 1
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        @josephnoci1

        Some of the things we get up to that do not take place in the work shop…

        #314484
        V8Eng
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          @v8eng

          It is very interesting to see how much technology goes into something like drones and to see the end product in flight.

          With your wildlife work plus the aircraft I wonder when you manage to rest.

          Thank you Joe, please keep up all the good work and showing it to us on here as well,

          #314503
          Clive Hartland
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            @clivehartland94829

            From the detail Joe it seems a lot of it is, ' made in house' by you.?

            That must keep you more than busy making batches of components.

            Clive

            #314510
            Anonymous

              Dammit, that's better than some of my landings.

              Andrew

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