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Monthly Archives: December 2017
Repaved Runways for Model Airplanes Help Citizens Fly High
With the stunning backdrop of the Organ Mountains, the City of Las Cruces’ Old Foothills Landfill (OFL), at 555 S. Sonoma Ranch Blvd., is a hub of activity not only for year ‘round green waste recycling and clean-fill acceptance, but … Continue reading
Tesla Model 3 Increasing Production To 5000 Vehicles Per Week
Tesla Motors/Handout via REUTERSFirst production model of Tesla Model 3 out the assembly line in Fremont, California, U.S. is seen in this undated handout photo from Tesla Motors obtained by Reuters July 10, 2017. Tesla Model 3 production has now … Continue reading
The Whirl Is Not Enough: Hundred-Dollar Fidget Spinners
By the time Trevor Hirschi decided to make a fidget spinner, the market was already saturated with $2 plastic devices that covered the shelves of toy stores and bodegas. So Hirschi, a machine tool technology instructor at Bridgerland Technical College … Continue reading
Drone Easily Pierced New York ‘No-Fly’ Zone, Exposing Risk
A recreational drone operator whose device smashed into a U.S. Army helicopter in September flew undetected into a no-fly zone over New York set up to protect President Donald Trump and the United Nations. The National Transportation Safety Board on … Continue reading
Coventry pilot not slowing down after 50 years of safe flights
By Alex BryanSuburbanite correspondent COVENTRY TWP. To build a model airplane takes precision, patience and a whole lot of enthusiasm. Constructing the replica aircraft was one of Coventry resident Todd Fisher’s favorite ways to pass time as child. It’s perhaps … Continue reading
LM mulls revising park ordinance to ban drones
Ardmore Although at least one commissioner said they are already banned, Lower Merion officials plan to update an ordinance to make it clear – no flying drones in township parks. Donna Heller, director of Parks and Recreation for Lower Merion, … Continue reading
DIY packraft offers outdoors enthusiasts an affordable, lightweight boat – The Spokesman
If you have enviously eyed the packable but expensive Alpacka packrafts made in Alaska – but just couldn’t commit to the $600-$2,500 price tag – there’s good news. A 37-year-old British Columbia engineer has designed similar boats out of lightweight … Continue reading