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The concept here was that the Skywatcher could be piloted to near the battlespace, but then be used as a UAV. [http://www.physorg.com/news4777.html News] It looks like the SkyRaider (and the Proxy concept UAV) has moved onto the Phoenix line of Velocity-like aircraft from [http://www.freedom-aviation.com/ Freedom Aviation]. [http://www.proxyaviation.com/video_demo.html Video]. They also built "Firefly" dual-boom-tail versions N50PX, N60PX, and N95PX. | The concept here was that the Skywatcher could be piloted to near the battlespace, but then be used as a UAV. [http://www.physorg.com/news4777.html News] It looks like the SkyRaider (and the Proxy concept UAV) has moved onto the Phoenix line of Velocity-like aircraft from [http://www.freedom-aviation.com/ Freedom Aviation]. [http://www.proxyaviation.com/video_demo.html Video]. They also built "Firefly" dual-boom-tail versions N50PX, N60PX, and N95PX. | ||
| − | Airworthiness Date: <br/> | + | Airworthiness Date: Michael OSHMYAN<br/> |
| − | Builder: | + | Builder: 04/17/2009<br/> |
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Revision as of 02:19, 13 August 2014
Proxy Aviation UAV N20PX XL/FG
The concept here was that the Skywatcher could be piloted to near the battlespace, but then be used as a UAV. News It looks like the SkyRaider (and the Proxy concept UAV) has moved onto the Phoenix line of Velocity-like aircraft from Freedom Aviation. Video. They also built "Firefly" dual-boom-tail versions N50PX, N60PX, and N95PX.
Airworthiness Date: Michael OSHMYAN
Builder: 04/17/2009
UAV Skycather
Freedom's Phoenix
