Do you think Simon would stock these?

Started by electrotor, February 04, 2013, 06:54:59 PM

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wgt40w

Furthermore, please be advised of our complimentary specialised weaponry that can negate the need to even look round a corner:-

Shoot-Round Corner Gun

nudge, nudge - wink, wink
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electrotor

#16
Quote from: wgt40w on February 05, 2013, 04:54:44 PM
My company is developing a telescopic, triple-jointed version to address your point of view. Patents have been applied for and the target price will only show a modest increase on the Mk I to £98.000 - DELIVERED.

I'll take 160 then.  :D

What about spares backup, instruction manuals and training courses? Shall we say another £22 each and we have a nice round figure of £120.  ;D

I have a contact in the US Department of Defense if you would like an introduction. I would of course expect a little "commision". Shall we say 20% of all sales?  :D

It's good to do business with you.
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FPVSteve

The specs of this thing is fairly impressive though (not £125,000 a pop impressive mind).

1000m range, and 25 minutes battery life. Also has a moveable camera. I'd be interested to know what the resolution of the camera is.

Incidentally, how easy would it be to make out the shape of a person (as opposed to say, a bin) from altitude in an unknown location, with the wind blowing your 16gram FPV plane around.

Surely a micro quad would have been a far superior option...

electrotor

Quote from: wgt40w on February 05, 2013, 04:59:02 PM
Furthermore, please be advised of our complimentary specialised weaponry that can negate the need to even look round a corner:-

Shoot-Round Corner Gun

nudge, nudge - wink, wink

Does it use bendy bullets?
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electrotor

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Quote from: Steve W on February 05, 2013, 05:03:04 PM
The specs of this thing is fairly impressive though (not £125,000 a pop impressive mind).

1000m range, and 25 minutes battery life. Also has a moveable camera. I'd be interested to know what the resolution of the camera is.

Incidentally, how easy would it be to make out the shape of a person (as opposed to say, a bin) from altitude in an unknown location, with the wind blowing your 16gram FPV plane around.


Yeah but who would be a bloody spotter in Afghanistan?

"Yes I can still see the model."
"OK, but the Taliban can now see you. At least I can hide behind this mud wall."
"Oh, so they can."
"Bang"
"Ouch"
"Damn this CAA exemption."
;D
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wgt40w

Quote from: electrotor on February 05, 2013, 05:07:29 PM

Yeah but who would be a bloody spotter in Afghanistan?
"Yes I can still see the model."
"OK, but the Taliban can now see you. At least I can hide behind this mud wall."
"Oh, so they can."
"Bang"
"Ouch"
"Damn this CAA exemption."
;D

Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't the CAA rules with regard to 'Spotters' for Micro 16gram FPV's allow for the use of binoculars ??
You learn something new every day.

electrotor

Quote from: Steve W on February 05, 2013, 05:03:04 PM

Surely a micro quad would have been a far superior option...


Or a bigger quad and you could drop broken Draper tools on the Taliban from a great height.  ;D
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electrotor

Quote from: wgt40w on February 05, 2013, 05:13:27 PM
Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't the CAA rules with regard to 'Spotters' for Micro 16gram FPV's allow for the use of binoculars ??

Dunno about that but you would still have to stick your head up above the wall.

How about a Mk2 periscope with binoculars built in? That way the nano heli deal could still go through but you could also flog them your periscope and everyone would be happy.
:D
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FPVSteve

I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

electrotor

Quote from: Steve W on February 05, 2013, 05:22:55 PM
I say we take off and nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.

You just don't know when to stop, do you? ;D ;D ;D
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wgt40w

Do you think Simon would stock these?

We do seem to be giving him a lot of ideas !!
You learn something new every day.

electrotor

Quote from: wgt40w on February 05, 2013, 05:24:39 PM
Do you think Simon would stock these?

We do seem to be giving him a lot of ideas !!

Well personally I'm disappointed he's not entered into this properly serious commercial opportunity.
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wgt40w

Probably he's not joined in for fear of us demanding commission fees !!
You learn something new every day.

electrotor

PS.... to eliminate the enemy and make proper use of Draper tools whilst fleecing the taxpayer and paying for his Caribbean Island. What a waste of a business opportunity.

;D
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electrotor

I've got a mixture of Facom, Britool and some Snap-On inherited from guys who have retired. The Facom tube wrench is a brillliant tool and the Snap-On stuff is damn near unbreakable.


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