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An Australian maker of drones – no, not the toys beloved of Jeff Bezos, a more serious kind – has copped both fines and confiscations after trying to export its products without a permit. The news comes hot on the heels of Google's joining of the newly formed Washington lobbying group Small UAV Coalition (Unmanned Aerial …

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  1. eldakka
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    Just had a look at their web site...

    ...and me wants one (or several).

    They look like fun.

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  2. DasBub

    "Cyber Technology"?

    Really? Were they founded in the early 90s?

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  3. Madeye
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    De-obliteration as standard!

    From the sales blurb: "The design of the aircraft and its low cost makes it an attractive training UAV that can be recovered for multiple use."

    That's actually pretty clever for a target drone.

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    1. John McCallum
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      Re: De-obliteration as standard!

      I dare say that not all shots will be on target most people are crap shots even with all the help of targeting aids.

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