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1Designing and building drones for 22 years. I bought more than 60 commercial drones, and over 100 propellers to study over these years.
Have unique drones that go to work, silently lifting heavy loads, with sensors and grippers.
Have you need Jones to go to work and do
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12 de mayo de 2025 a las 18:12
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answer: My designs, HW & SW, unique from the ground up: No sound, 10x more efficient, no air drag, No down or sidewash, and more ...
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3 de marzo de 2025 a las 13:46
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We're in the greater Boston area, been designing drones for over 22 years. We've bought every significant drone that was unique over the years. We now have more than 60 drones in their original packaging.
We've also over a hundred unique propellers.
The purpose is to analyze the drones and propeller physics so as to understand Fluid-Mechanics and Aeronautical-Engineering.
Result is we have a unique understanding of objects moving through air less than 100 miles an hour. We're now able to create drone solutions which seem impossible.
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3 de marzo de 2025 a las 13:26
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Putting flying locations on your map is a great idea.
We're in the greater Boston area. We also have lots of lakes rivers and ocean, which invites flying on top of or underneath the water (sometimes even on purpose ;)
3 de marzo de 2025 a las 13:22
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You probably want to put the gel-fluid container underneath and in the center of gravity. Otherwise it'll be difficult to fly.
Realize you may need longer legs to accommodate the fluid container