galaxy engineer
Junior Member
I would like to make the CGS (Cockpit Ground Station) available for a show if the Flitetest crew would like to consider it.
If there are fans that want to see more of it then just what is in my Flitetest articles then please let the crew know and I will do what I can to make it happen.
For those that have not seen the articles my latest article and my Author page can be found here: http://flitetest.com/articles/the-cockpit-ground-station-and-an-epic-xc-flight
and here:
http://flitetest.com/authors/galaxy_engineer
A tiny bit of history.....
This CGS is only one of three that myself and two other builders of CGS's have been able to find in the world. One builder is in Australia and the other in Washington state. The Three of us have all remained in close contact during our builds. Mine was finished first with Mick in Australia getting his up and running shortly after that. After Scott flew mine on a visit from Washington he went home and started his. All three CGS's are works in progress but are all operational and a heck of a lot of fun to fly.
So if the fans are interested in more let the flight test crew know and I will do my part to make it happen. Personally I would like to see Peter FPV his giant Capybara from the cockpit but just about any plane that can be FPVed can be flown from the CGS including Quads and multiroters. If the Flitetest Crew does take me up on this they will be the first show to do so of any Cockpit System so far.
Brett Hays
If there are fans that want to see more of it then just what is in my Flitetest articles then please let the crew know and I will do what I can to make it happen.
For those that have not seen the articles my latest article and my Author page can be found here: http://flitetest.com/articles/the-cockpit-ground-station-and-an-epic-xc-flight
and here:
http://flitetest.com/authors/galaxy_engineer
A tiny bit of history.....
This CGS is only one of three that myself and two other builders of CGS's have been able to find in the world. One builder is in Australia and the other in Washington state. The Three of us have all remained in close contact during our builds. Mine was finished first with Mick in Australia getting his up and running shortly after that. After Scott flew mine on a visit from Washington he went home and started his. All three CGS's are works in progress but are all operational and a heck of a lot of fun to fly.
So if the fans are interested in more let the flight test crew know and I will do my part to make it happen. Personally I would like to see Peter FPV his giant Capybara from the cockpit but just about any plane that can be FPVed can be flown from the CGS including Quads and multiroters. If the Flitetest Crew does take me up on this they will be the first show to do so of any Cockpit System so far.
Brett Hays