Showing posts with label ground. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ground. Show all posts

Friday, September 26, 2014

Ground Drone Project Launches Stair Climbing Robot

Ground Drone Project Launches Stair Climbing Robot

If you want to construct ARTI your self, but don&#39t have a CNC machine or a 3D printer lying around, don&#39t worry simply because you can buy all of the custom-designed parts directly from the Ground Drone Project. ABS versions of the components are available for a …
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IMSA tunes the Mercedes S63 AMG to 720 PS

The sedan also has 21-inch forged alloy wheels and CNC machined exhaust tips which are constructed out of a strong block of aircraft-grade aluminum. Customers can also order a bespoke interior with premium leather and Alcantara upholstery as effectively as&nbsp…
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How to develop your personal sustainable property

They then send the plans to a saw mill exactly where the numerous shaped elements are cut from sheet material, such as plywood, by a laptop numerical control (CNC) machine. The pieces are delivered to the chosen web site and where the user requirements to gather a&nbsp…
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Wednesday, August 20, 2014

TA Reservist Ground Crews Train with the New Wildcat Helicopter for the First Time

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TA Reservist Ground Crews Train with the New Wildcat Helicopter for the First Time


Image by Defence Images

Territorial Army ground crew reservists are pictured during a training exercise with the new Wildcat helicopter.


It was the Army’s first opportunity to work with the helicopter which is due in service in 2014.


6 Regiment Army Air Corps (Volunteers) is based in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Its role is to provide ground crew for Apache and Lynx helicopters as reinforcements to other Army Air Corps regiments, both on exercise and operations.


With the emergence of the Wildcat, which will replace the current Lynx helicopter, training will be targeted to encompass this new capability, and this exercise provided the reservists with the opportunity to learn about working with the new Wildcat and become familiar with its refuelling and resupply.


The Wildcat will perform a range of tasks on the battlefield including reconnaissance, transportation of troops and materiel, and the provision of force protection. It will be significantly more powerful than the current Lynx, enabling it to operate in extreme hot conditions and at high altitudes.


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Photographer: Corporal Kellie Williams, RLC

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TA Reservist Ground Crews Train with the New Wildcat Helicopter for the First Time


Image by Defence Images

Territorial Army ground crew reservists are pictured during a training exercise with the new Wildcat helicopter.


It was the Army’s first opportunity to work with the helicopter which is due in service in 2014.


6 Regiment Army Air Corps (Volunteers) is based in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk. Its role is to provide ground crew for Apache and Lynx helicopters as reinforcements to other Army Air Corps regiments, both on exercise and operations.


With the emergence of the Wildcat, which will replace the current Lynx helicopter, training will be targeted to encompass this new capability, and this exercise provided the reservists with the opportunity to learn about working with the new Wildcat and become familiar with its refuelling and resupply.


The Wildcat will perform a range of tasks on the battlefield including reconnaissance, transportation of troops and materiel, and the provision of force protection. It will be significantly more powerful than the current Lynx, enabling it to operate in extreme hot conditions and at high altitudes.


This image is available for high resolution download at www.defenceimages.mod.uk subject to the terms and conditions of the Open Government License at www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/doc/open-government-licence/. Search for image number 45154292.jpg


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Photographer: Corporal Kellie Williams, RLC

Image 45154292.jpg from www.defenceimages.mod.uk


For latest news visit www.mod.uk

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TA Reservist Ground Crews Train with the New Wildcat Helicopter for the First Time