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The 160kg SA200, which at this stage was a prototype, had two rotors and a span of 1.5 metres, meaning it could fit on a trailer and be towed by a car, he said. “It’s a key point why we have opted for a helicopter design utilising a two rotor system.” The next year would be spent testing to the SA200 to ensure it was “reliable and robust” before going to market, he said. Supplied The Syos Aerospace SA200 weighs 160 kilograms and can carry loads up to 200kg. Syos was planning to raise an undisclosed amount of capital at the end of this year, allowing it to set up a factory in Bay...

Soldier arrested at Edinburgh Airport after packing part of an army rifle into his luggage by mistake Cameron Baker was given an absolute discharged for having the 'flash eliminator' which means he avoids a criminal record. Updated Soldier Cameron Baker was caught with a 'flash eliminator' which connects to an SA80 rifle like this. Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you ...

Man Tries to Scoop Out Crocodile's Eyes With His Fingers to Escape Attack On 2/2/21 at 12:25 PM EST A man in Australia has recalled how he survived a crocodile attack by trying to scoop the predator's eyes out with his fingers. Isaac Adidi and his friend Malik Cockatoo-Mueller were swimming in a waterhole in the coastal mining town of Weipa, northern Queensland, on Sunday when the crocodile struck. The northeastern state is known to have crocodiles in its waterways. Cockatoo-Mueller told 7News he thought nothing of it when Adidi went underwater. But he knew something was wrong when his friend...

Lompoc students awarded for knowing their American history [Lompoc Record, Calif.] Jan. 5—During December, Daughters of the American Revolution Rancho Purisima chapter honored four local elementary students for award-winning essays on The Boston Massacre, a historic event considered pivotal on the path to the American Revolution. The topic was chosen for students as the 250th anniversary of the event was marked on March 5, 2020. Sonja Swartz, DAR chapter committee chair, presented awards to four local winners: Miguelito Elementary School’sJose Casillas, sixth grade, and La Purisima Concep...