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

"Matthew Gunn" <matthewgunn@hotmail.com> wrote

Sigh . whoosh

What the hell is that supposed to mean??

** Think about it.....


.............. Phil


Sorry if I may sound stupid
Matthew

***Why be sorry if you sound stupid,all you have written so far indicates
you really are!!

Brian Goldsmith
 
"Brian Goldsmith"
"Sea Squid"

When I first bought my townhouse, I thought the huge park behind was
good.

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.


**** Where are you located,

** Like all anonymous Hotmail pukes - the Cretinous Cephalopod lives
right on on the edge of the Twilight Zone.


I'm sure the local police will be VERY interested in your illegal rifle!!

** Likely just as fake as the rest of his asinine troll.




........... Phil
 
However, on the science side of things... if you wanted to calculate
speed,
direction and height, you'd need a radar of some sort.
My air defence system is on a fixed platform now, with campass mounted on
the rotating
camera to see its direction.

I was aware that from the shape of the plane I can google and identify the
model, from the
model I can find out the dimension, and together with focal length I can
calculate the distance
from the camera. With the angle and orientation of my camera, I can
calculate the angel of the
plane with respect to the ground, and the direction it flies, plus the
height.

Is this a good plan?
 
Sea Squid wrote:
However, on the science side of things... if you wanted to calculate

speed,

direction and height, you'd need a radar of some sort.



My air defence system is on a fixed platform now, with campass mounted on
the rotating
camera to see its direction.

I was aware that from the shape of the plane I can google and identify the
model, from the
model I can find out the dimension, and together with focal length I can
calculate the distance
from the camera. With the angle and orientation of my camera, I can
calculate the angel of the
plane with respect to the ground, and the direction it flies, plus the
height.

Is this a good plan?




(chuckles)
 
Phil Allison wrote:

right on on the edge of the Twilight Zone.
Well that area IS somthing you actually have a clue about ...



I'm sure the local police will be VERY interested in your illegal rifle!!
its perfectly legal you dickbreath







.......... Fil
 
Brian Goldsmith wrote:
"Matthew Gunn" <matthewgunn@hotmail.com> wrote


Sigh . whoosh

What the hell is that supposed to mean??



** Think about it.....




.............. Phil


Sorry if I may sound stupid
Matthew

***Why be sorry if you sound stupid,all you have written so far indicates
you really are!!

Brian Goldsmith


O K .
 
"Richard Freeman"
You could, of course, build a chicken gun...

Someone already has:

http://www9.sbs.com.au/theworldnews/region.php?id=104845&region=7

I think that episode of Mythbusters must have aired on pay TV a while
ago.

Aired on SBS last night .......
Conclusion:
damage caused by a frozen chook is the same as the damage caused by an un
frozen chook

** But a 120 mph, 9 kg flying pumpkin is worse than either.

Bears thinking about .....




............ Phil
 
Brian Goldsmith wrote:
"Matthew Gunn" <matthewgunn@hotmail.com> wrote


Sigh . whoosh

What the hell is that supposed to mean??



** Think about it.....




.............. Phil


Sorry if I may sound stupid
Matthew

***Why be sorry if you sound stupid,all you have written so far indicates
you really are!!

Brian Goldsmith


Have you actually ever posted anything constructive?
With some of your stupid snide remarks I wonder if you even read the
posts you are commenting on.

Matthew
 
**** Where are you located,I'm sure the local police will be VERY
interested
in your illegal rifle!!

Or are you just an insignificant troll?

Brian Goldsmith.
Just making some physics study here so don't be serious.
 
Sea Squid wrote:
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.
Take'em on in the air!
http://www.bvmjets.com/JetKits/f16turb.htm
http://home.wanadoo.nl/f.raaijmakers/Jetpower2004/index.htm
http://www.kyle.com.au/kyle_jet_pictures/kyle_jet_pics.htm

A few choice modifications and an extra button or two on your remote
control might be fun. One of these switch covers would be nice:
http://www1.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=ST0578

Dave :)
 
On 22 Mar 2005 01:06:22 -0800, "David L. Jones" <altzone@gmail.com> wrote:

Sea Squid wrote:
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.

Take'em on in the air!
http://www.bvmjets.com/JetKits/f16turb.htm
http://home.wanadoo.nl/f.raaijmakers/Jetpower2004/index.htm
http://www.kyle.com.au/kyle_jet_pictures/kyle_jet_pics.htm

A few choice modifications and an extra button or two on your remote
control might be fun. One of these switch covers would be nice:
http://www1.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=ST0578

Dave :)
Or an Aegis system made out of Lego and Cyberslam missiles...

http://jpbrown.i8.com/aegis.html

neat... 8-O
 
This is getting better all the time.Most impressed with the air defence
system idea incorporating the glue filled watergun and the cotton wires.
I love this bit "With the angle and orientation of my camera, I can
calculate the angel of the
plane with respect to the ground, and the direction it flies, plus the
height."
If thats the case you wont be able to shoot them down.They are protected by
god.
Now you are getting into some seally serious stuff.

"dmm" <dmmilne_REMOVE_@ozemail.com.au> wrote in message
news:fcpv31tpsr7fuk0the6btdk4h8fq8is4jn@4ax.com...
On 22 Mar 2005 01:06:22 -0800, "David L. Jones" <altzone@gmail.com> wrote:

Sea Squid wrote:
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.

Take'em on in the air!
http://www.bvmjets.com/JetKits/f16turb.htm
http://home.wanadoo.nl/f.raaijmakers/Jetpower2004/index.htm
http://www.kyle.com.au/kyle_jet_pictures/kyle_jet_pics.htm

A few choice modifications and an extra button or two on your remote
control might be fun. One of these switch covers would be nice:
http://www1.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=ST0578

Dave :)

Or an Aegis system made out of Lego and Cyberslam missiles...

http://jpbrown.i8.com/aegis.html

neat... 8-O
 
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 18:32:30 +1100, "Phil Allison"
<philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote:

** But a 120 mph, 9 kg flying pumpkin is worse than either.

Bears thinking about .....
What are they thinking about?

Probably more than you Phyllis.

Mike Harding
 
Sea Squid wrote:
However, on the science side of things... if you wanted to calculate
speed, direction and height, you'd need a radar of some sort.


My air defence system is on a fixed platform now, with campass
mounted on the rotating
camera to see its direction.

I was aware that from the shape of the plane I can google and
identify the model, from the
model I can find out the dimension, and together with focal length I
can calculate the distance
from the camera. With the angle and orientation of my camera, I can
calculate the angel of the
plane with respect to the ground, and the direction it flies, plus the
height.

Is this a good plan?
With your spelling you'll be Googling for a mighty long time.
 
Mike Harding wrote:
What are they thinking about?

Probably more than you Phyllis.
All you soft cocks who keep sniping at Phil are pathetic.

In the short time I have been reading this ng he has probably posted
more good advice than most, certainly more than you whining little
grovellers.

I have always wondered what inspired Phil's rants, and while not knowing
the dude, I reckon it is his observation of pretence.

Always directed at those who need to be on a pedestal, viewing the
minions from above. Wankers, losers, pretenders. In short, the people
who really end up causing the most grief in the world. A pox on you all.

One thing for sure. I get no laughs from any you. With Phil, half the
time I am chuckling before I read his posts.

And if you are really so intelligent, why do you keep on baiting him???

Get a life...

BB
 
"Bazil"
I have always wondered what inspired Phil's rants, and while not knowing
the dude, I reckon it is his observation of pretence.

Always directed at those who need to be on a pedestal, viewing the minions
from above. Wankers, losers, pretenders. In short, the people who really
end up causing the most grief in the world. A pox on you all.

** Bazil - you are person of rare insight.



.......... regards, Phil
 
Phil Allison wrote:
"Bazil"

I have always wondered what inspired Phil's rants, and while not
knowing the dude, I reckon it is his observation of pretence.

Always directed at those who need to be on a pedestal, viewing the
minions from above. Wankers, losers, pretenders. In short, the
people who really end up causing the most grief in the world. A pox
on you all.



** Bazil - you are person of rare insight.
With the quick application of Ockham's Razor: "Bazil" = "Phil Allison"
 
Sea Squid wrote:

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.
Try one of these:

http://www.mbda.net/site/FO/scripts/siteFO_contenu.php?lang=EN&noeu_id=88
 
On Tue, 22 Mar 2005 22:17:54 +1100, Bazil <nospam@spamfreeindiv.net>
wrote:

Mike Harding wrote:

What are they thinking about?

Probably more than you Phyllis.

All you soft cocks who keep sniping at Phil are pathetic.

In the short time I have been reading this ng he has probably posted
more good advice than most, certainly more than you whining little
grovellers.

I have always wondered what inspired Phil's rants, and while not knowing
the dude, I reckon it is his observation of pretence.

Always directed at those who need to be on a pedestal, viewing the
minions from above. Wankers, losers, pretenders. In short, the people
who really end up causing the most grief in the world. A pox on you all.

One thing for sure. I get no laughs from any you. With Phil, half the
time I am chuckling before I read his posts.

And if you are really so intelligent, why do you keep on baiting him???

Get a life...
Hey Phyllis - I didn't realise your mother posted to usenet.

Ask Phyllis about Winfield Hill. Ask Phyllis how he's had three
ISPs shut down accounts because of his abuse on usenet.

Then Google the newsgroups and read some of his hundreds
of previous posts - try sci.electronics.design particularly - he
doesn't post there any more. He was chased away.

Phil Allison is a nasty little bully who has done more to damage
this (and many other) newsgroups than the combined weight
of all the other loonies who post here.

It's a shame he operates in such a manner because I am the
first to acknowledge that in his area of electronics he has
excellent skills and sometimes makes good technical
contributions

I recall, about 10 years ago just as the internet was becoming
known to the public, Douglas Adams (Hitch Hiker) saying:
"on the internet things which normally live under rocks are
suddenly in your face".

Unless people stand up to little Phyllis he'll dominate this
newsgroup to the point where few will dare post - which is
exactly what he want's - but it ain't going to happen.

Mike Harding
 
"Mike Harding"

I recall, about 10 years ago just as the internet was becoming
known to the public, Douglas Adams (Hitch Hiker) saying:
"on the internet things which normally live under rocks are
suddenly in your face".

** What rock did the anonymous, criminal, netstalking, posturing,
bullshitting pommy cunt *Mike Harding* crawl out from under ???

The vile prick needs to be deported back to the UK - and his whole family
too.

The same rock is still there.




............... Phil
 

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