I suppose with all the "Multi-Spectral" sensors out there these days, it doesn't matter much what time of day you do your mapping flights.
This is the first time I've seen one after sundown, though,
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My buddy Phil from Bustednuckles brought up a good point on my previous post. Since I have things on the engine torn down this far: It wou...
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Yawn....just more Kabuki Theater, but interesting reading, nonetheless. Read All About It Here.....
Are these calibration flights?
ReplyDeleteThis is a civilian aircraft being flown by "XYZ Mapping Services" or a similar name.
DeleteWith all the development going on here they're probably just aerial surveys.
As sloppy as that track is, I'm guessing it's a training flight for a new pilot.
ReplyDeleteIt's definitely not the clean tracks I've seen before. Maybe they were testing a new payload and weren't too concerned about neatness.
DeleteNo, if they were payload testing, the accuracy would have been there. Just sayin...
ReplyDeleteYou're most likely correct, but I thought they'd do training flights during daylight.
DeleteIt's all suspicious...
ReplyDeleteAt the very least, it's "Interesting" to nerds like me....
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