Difference between revisions of "UAV 95PX"
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Revision as of 03:33, 16 July 2010
Proxy Aviation UAV N30PX and N95PX XL/RG
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 Now also flying is N95PX, but it's unclear if this aircraft started out as a Velocity or was built from the ground up as Proxy's "Skyraider" variant, it's registered as the Firefly, which makes me wonder if they bought N2059U and retrofitted it??
Airworthiness Date:
Builder: Unknown
UAV SkyRaider
Freedom's Phoenix
