Now this is something to brag about. They launched in St. Johns and just landed in Ireland. Not bad for an 11 pound model with a .60.
Anthony J. Cesaroni President/CEO Cesaroni Technology/Cesaroni Aerospace
Saw that over on rec.models.rc.air. Dave Brown, president of the Academy of Model Aeronautics, was in Ireland and brought it in for a landing.
Had the same thought about Ashcroft, Ridge, et. al. - another harmless thing for them to restrict to give the "impression" of doing something.
Indeed, they've just sucessfully test-flown the first ICMB.
InterContinental Model Bomber.
Ashcroft and his gang of drunken thugs is already "homing in" on R/C aircraft, particularly of the GPS-guided variety.
It may be time to send the entire U.S. govt on a grand trip to the stars... on the 'B' Ark :-) :-)
Not all the US Govt., just most of the lawyers. And a couple of Senators I can name. Golgafrincham will suit them perfectly, and the rest of us can keep the telephone sanitizers.
Doug Pratt not to be outdone on DA references
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