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2013
Aerospace & Defense

50 rd. Double Barrel Pump Shotgun

This weapon is a double barrel (slide pump) action shotgun that has the capability of holding fifty (50) rounds of 12 gauge shotgun shells in a side-by-side stagger single box magazine.

The primary feeding mechanisms in use today by shotguns are:

1. Under barrel tube or multiple tubes with a maximum capacity of 16 rounds.

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Jerry Carson
Beaverton, United States
Votes: 1
Views: 32476
Aerospace & Defense
May 23, 2013

ADCs with Function RF Detector for Construction Ultra-Widband Receivers

In modern wideband receivers one of basic element is ADC,working in undersampling mode or direct RF digitizing

Main imperfections these of modes:

1.Result undersampling is appearance a few digital images of signal,what require application complex filters.

2.Direct digitizing RF/IF require clock generators with minimum jitter and application DDC.

3.Wideband in these receivers limited exemplarily 10-20%RF.

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Viktor Troitskiy
Nerekhta, Russia
Votes: 0
Views: 4640
Aerospace & Defense
Jun 27, 2013

Aerial Arms

Remote manipulation in uncontrolled environments remains challenging despite advances in computing, robotics, and telecommunication. Complex objects can be manipulated with custom fixturing, but this limits adaptability in dynamic environments. Due to their ability to grip and manipulate objects with myriad shapes and textures, humans are still required to manufacture complex devices and structures in extreme environments (i.e. underwater,

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Robert Tucker
San Francisco, United States
Votes: 4
Views: 6062
Aerospace & Defense
Jul 1, 2013

AGA-33 Super Fuel-Efficient Aircraft

What would a super fuel-efficient aircraft look like; how far can we refine its aerodynamics; and what kind of performances, load capability and comfort can we expect from it?

The AGA-33 is a 250-passenger fuel-efficient twinjet that is optimized for 6000 km transatlantic missions. This aircraft will be constructed using known materials and mature technologies.

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Francois De Watteville
Bennwihr, France (includes Monaco)
Votes: 1
Views: 8421
Aerospace & Defense
Jun 29, 2013

Angel Wing Hover Project

Personal flight has stayed an ojective since the Icarus story and Leonardo da Vinci. The problem is getting sufficient lift.

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Dennis Collins
Winamac, U.s.
Votes: 3
Views: 5506
Aerospace & Defense
Jul 1, 2013

Antimatter Engine

The invention relates to the use of the collision of matter and antimatter as a means of propulsion in a spacecraft, to the control system for said engine and to a block diagram of the connections for same, in which all of the functions are divided into modules.

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Fernando De La Pena Llaca
Friendswood, United States
Votes: 2
Views: 7385
Aerospace & Defense
May 16, 2013

Automated Active Flow Control System based on Fluidic Oscillators for Fuel-efficient Aircraft

The separation of flow over a body such as an aircraft wing can cause substantial loss of lift and reduction in the overall fuel efficiency of the aircraft. Delaying or elimination of the separation of flow can help in decreasing fuel consumption and decreasing emissions, thus producing a more fuel efficient–greener aircraft.

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Fayaz Rasheed
Alappuzha, India
Votes: 13
Views: 10194
Aerospace & Defense
Jun 11, 2013

Aviation for the Next 100 Years

Who do you know that would like a safer, faster, more fuel efficient airliner that could carry more at lower costs, take off at less than 100 mph yet travel near Mach 1 with minimal drag penalty? This design has already been proven in NASA, hypersonic testing. The time to support this giant leap forward in design is now.

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Larry Pope
Spokane, United States
Votes: 4
Views: 5511
Aerospace & Defense
Jun 17, 2013

Beam Irradiance on Target System (BITS)

The Beam Irradiance on Target System (BITS) is a high energy laser (HEL) sensor array that directly measures the beam irradiance profile of HEL weapons.

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John Lesage
Colorado Springs, United States
Votes: 3
Views: 7076
Aerospace & Defense
Jun 21, 2013

Blast Dampening Using Ultra High Vacuum System (UHV)

The proposed project is about generation of instantaneously Ultra High Vacuum (UHV) [2] to deflect or damp the blast load of the high explosive explosions. This method can be used as standard countermeasure against any type of warfare explosions.

This project aimed to reduce the blast load caused by any type of the weapon explosions.

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Fatih Geridonmez
Ankara, Türkiye
Votes: 1
Views: 5365
Aerospace & Defense
Jun 25, 2013

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