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From: ln63fee@sdcc13.ucsd.EDU (Dennis Lou)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics,rec.models.rc
Subject: Re: Airspeed sensing
Keywords: airspeed, R/C models
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Date: 12 Dec 88 00:22:56 GMT
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In article <592@dover.uucp> waters@dover.UUCP (Mike Waters) writes:
>Another possibility is to put a low power AM transmitter on board, 1 
>transistor operating in the AM broadcast band. THe FM band is close
>enough to R/C freqs. to be a little chancy. A fancier system would be
>one of the cheaper wireless mic.s sold as toys, some of them are in
>the AM broadcast band.

An interesting trick with this setup would be to fly over the
parking lot and listen to all the cars with R/C activated alarms
sound.
"Where'd it go, I lost it in the sun."
BEEP BEEP BEEP EEE RRR
"There it is over the parking lot!"


-- 
Dennis Lou
	ln63fee@sdcc13.ucsd.edu
	[backbone]!ucsd!sdcc13!ln63fee		sdcc13 is also called issci2
    "Tommorow is the derivative of today and yesterday is the integral."