Events & Updates
Update – September 18, 2019

Update – September 18, 2019

"HOUSTON, WE HAVE AVIONICS" – September 18, 2019 We recently fired up the Dynon Skyview in the Switchblade prototype, shown in the image above. It is the big panel in the upper left. This is our...

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Update – September 16, 2019

Update – September 16, 2019

ENGINE TUNING PROGRESS – September 16, 2019 Our engine tuning team has been working away on the Samson V4, which has taken several hours over a many day period.  In the image above you can see (left...

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Update – September 16, 2019

Update – September 16, 2019

ENGINE TUNING PROGRESS – September 16, 2019 Our engine tuning team has been working away on the Samson V4, which has taken several hours over a many day period.  In the image above you can see (left...

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Update – September 12, 2019

Update – September 12, 2019

TEST PILOT FITTED IN CUSTOM 4-POINT HARNESS – September 12, 2019 For safety on our first flights, we have installed a custom 4-point harness for the test pilot. This type of seat belt is more...

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Update – September 11, 2019

Update – September 11, 2019

TEST PILOT FAMILIARIZATION ONGOING – September 11, 2019 Chief Test Pilot, Ron McElroy, continued his familiarization with the systems in the Switchblade, in order to be fully prepared once we do...

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Update – September 5, 2019

Update – September 5, 2019

LAST OF THE AVIONICS WIRING – September 5, 2019 There is quite a lot of wiring that occurs when you put in a modern avionics (flight instruments) installation like we have in the Switchblade. We had...

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Update – September 2, 2019

Update – September 2, 2019

MAKING ENGINE NOISES – September 2, 2019 Left to right in the image: Dana Beebe, Sam Bousfield, Ryan Neil, and Sean Bliss are shown going over the engine tuning data after one of the tuning runs we...

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Update – August 29, 2019

Update – August 29, 2019

THE PROPELLER GOES HERE – August 29, 2019 The gold colored assembly shown on the right side of the image above holds the propeller bearings. These take the tremendous forces developed by a swiftly...

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