Recent content by Deluge2

Interesting comments! While it's true that it didn't appear as a streak of light, I thought that was because of the unusually high ambient light which would make the dimmer 'tail' less prominent than the brighter 'head'. Also, when I've seen things in orbit, they don't just wink out in...

Nah, even if the OP hadn't seen it with his own eyes unaided, it's movement relative to the moon were not consistent with a reflection. It was a meteor.

Warning this really is pointless, but, for example read: “Micro 4/3 Sensor The first micro 4/3 cameras were only released in 2008, from a standard developed by Olympus and Panasonic for their iterations of mirrorless cameras. The micro four thirds sensor size is 17.3 mm wide × 13.0 mm high...

Not that it matters much, but when I read this confident sounding pronouncement, I thought, well, let's just see about that... "The Micro Four Thirds system (MFT or M4/3) (マイクロフォーサーズシステム, Maikuro Fō Sāzu Shisutemu) is a standard released by Olympus and Panasonic in 2008,[1]" " Butler, Richard...

That is not correct. Check out the most recent FAA advisory circular on 'model aircraft operating standards' (AC 91-57A) dated Sept 2, 2015. This document says nothing about max speed. OTOH, Part 107 regs covering *commercial* use includes the limit of 100 mph. So it is commercial use, not...

Has anyone reported whether a teardown followed by plugging the hole of the beeper case itself (not exterior vent holes) will substantially reduce the volume? I'm not going to remove the beeper, but I'd be happy to muzzle it.

Up to each user whether to try to remove the sticks. But please stop talking about the pots. There are no pots. The joysticks use Hall effect sensors to interpret stick position, not variable resistors ( = potentiometers = 'pots').