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Monthly Archives: February 2014
Shaving costs
ONCE, and not so long ago, the armed forces had all the best toys. America’s information-technology industry was powered by military budgets, and consumer electronics fed on the scraps. Now, the roles are being reversed. And there are few better … Continue reading
Eye in the Sky: Drone hobbyists enjoy sky-high views – Daytona Beach News
Nave, 28, has been a self-proclaimed “tech nerd” for as long as he can remember, but last year an online video of a model helicopter inspired him to construct his own drones, which are commonly associated with unmanned aircraft used … Continue reading
Rolls-Royce Builds on C-130 Engine Business
WASHINGTON — With few new-engine opportunities available in the US, Rolls-Royce is focusing on maintaining and improving its C-130 engine base through the rest of the decade. The company took a major step in that direction last week, when it … Continue reading
Advisory committee suggests model plane ordinance – WALB
ALBANY, GA (WALB) – Proponents of flying large model airplanes in city parks skies took a hit Monday. The City Advisory Committee decided to reduce the allowable size of model airplanes cleared to fly in the air to just two … Continue reading
Research and Markets: Australia Commercial Aircraft Manufacturing Market to …
DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/6csfbv/commercial) has announced the addition of the “Commercial Aircraft Manufacturing Market in Australia 2014-2018” report to their offering. In recent years, the demand for no-frills airlines has increased, especially in Australia. The cost-effective business model of … Continue reading
Nautical Ventures Group seeks to provide one-stop marine shop
Nautical Ventures Group wants to sell you just about anything that floats. “From kayaks to cruise ships,” said co-owner Roger Moore, the group’s CEO. “We get a lot of raised eyebrows on that. How in the world could you possibly … Continue reading
Search for missing plane in Nepal continues
A SEARCH for a plane that went missing in Nepal with 18 people on board yesterday is expected to resume this morning. Two helicopters despatched for search and rescue halted their operation last night amid poor weather conditions. Contact with … Continue reading