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Old 26th October 2011 | 14:13
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Japanese flying thingy

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Old 26th October 2011 | 19:27
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Pretty cool, that's what I think! Wonder how that will scale up though...
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Old 26th October 2011 | 20:16
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Now that's innovation, I wish I was Peter Pan so I could see this thing in action. Imagine a turbofan fitted in one of these & controlled from an air conditioned office like the drones are, dozens of them wizzing around bucketing onto a fireline.
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Old 27th October 2011 | 00:53
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Is it a tool or a toy? I'm sure I saw something similar at the r/c hobby shop.
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Old 27th October 2011 | 03:23
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I wish I was a kid again, reminds me of when they introduced the stab bar on a bell 47.
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