Unmanned airliners
12-12-2009 | 08:19 PM
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A majority of the events reported require judgement, people skills, and technical knowledge. Human involvement is still critical.
A majority of the events reported require judgement, people skills, and technical knowledge. Human involvement is still critical.
12-13-2009 | 07:55 AM
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A majority of the events reported require judgement, people skills, and technical knowledge. Human involvement is still critical.
A majority of the events reported require judgement, people skills, and technical knowledge. Human involvement is still critical.
Just think of what an anti-terrorist arrangement it would be to have planes controlled from the ground or sky.
Jim
12-13-2009 | 07:57 AM
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12-13-2009 | 11:02 AM
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Ground-based transmitters can be sabotaged. Satellite signals are EXTREMELY weak compared to the RF comms we are used to using in aviation...localized jamming is not too hard.
Anti-jamming methods exist, but they are cutting-edge military technology, ie classified and expensive as hell.
12-13-2009 | 03:05 PM
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Put Down?
If you or others here do not enjoy a healthy debate once in a while or hearing another view then perhaps a propaganda web site would be better place then a forum?
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12-13-2009 | 03:07 PM
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Fail safe
That would be great. Until the bad guys figure out how to hack or jam the signal.
Ground-based transmitters can be sabotaged. Satellite signals are EXTREMELY weak compared to the RF comms we are used to using in aviation...localized jamming is not too hard.
Anti-jamming methods exist, but they are cutting-edge military technology, ie classified and expensive as hell.
Ground-based transmitters can be sabotaged. Satellite signals are EXTREMELY weak compared to the RF comms we are used to using in aviation...localized jamming is not too hard.
Anti-jamming methods exist, but they are cutting-edge military technology, ie classified and expensive as hell.
Skyhigh
12-13-2009 | 03:29 PM
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Yup. Definitely sounds like presenting ideas and engaging in debate to me.
I just earned my commercial license, Sky, and have started looking for internships and employment. I'm in this battle just as much as the next man. And you still baffle me with your equivalence of accomplishments in the aviation industry to one's acquisition of common sense and basic knowledge about human nature.
I just earned my commercial license, Sky, and have started looking for internships and employment. I'm in this battle just as much as the next man. And you still baffle me with your equivalence of accomplishments in the aviation industry to one's acquisition of common sense and basic knowledge about human nature.
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