Re: How to find out the height and speed of the RC planes?

> take up fishing on the weekends.

>> >> >> > When I first bought my townhouse, I thought the huge park behind was >> > good. Three days after I moved in, I realized it was a testing ground >> > of >> > the >> > RC plane fans. Tens of noisy planes hover arround the area every > weekend. >> > >> > Now for a mental exercise, I have decided to design a RCPlaneHunter to >> > bring them down or destroy them in the sky. >> > >> > First idea: >> > >> > A device installed on my kid's 4wheeler, which contains a digcam >> > censor, >> > a powerful uP with some field programmable gate array chips, an air > rifle >> > which can shoot a plastic bullet 200 meters, plus some sensors yet to > find >> > out. My electronics will detect the speed, direction and height of the >> > plane, >> > determine the firing angle and time of my rifle and fire. >> > >> > What are the algorithms to calculate the speed, direction and height of >> > the >> > plane? >> > >> > Any new ideas are also welcome. >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > I'd hate to think what you all do on the motorways. You must realize that > those of us in America who took all the flak from Australians over our > political and military choices can now safely assume the Australian mental > health industry took some hush money sometime after they discovered > lithium. > It's embarrassing to look at this, as you make the best of our trolls look > like complete and hopeless punters! Smile, you're on Idiot Camera 4000 > miles > away... > >

Umm, what do motorways, US-Australian relations, Iraq (obliquely referred to), the (mental) health industry and trolling got to do with the topic, let alone such US crap as "America's Most Boringly-Over-the-Top-Excited-Till-I-Shat-Myself-Commentated Police Video Show" have to do with anything that was being said? Oh, yeah, the bit about troll......

Ken

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