Monarch Tractor

Dutch Uncle said:
Which is why all the rich guys get the new tech first. No doubt it will be Gates, Bezos or some other billionaire who has the first fully automated voice-activated flying car. Basically Alexa mated to a helicopter drone but FAA approved.
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The stick in the mud FAA??? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! They won't approve a modern engine on a 1960 Cessna unless it's relicensed as 'experimental'. They would rather stick with an engine design out of the 30's!

Even some lawnmowers don't have magnetos anymore. No car bothers with carburetors anymore either. Even in the 50's, the updraft carburetor was abandoned...except on Cessna and Piper aircraft!

The FAA is scared to death of software controlling flight surfaces for passenger aircraft. Boeing only managed to get one built through some serious bribery.

The Alexa service itself requires the internet to run. That's not always available in aircraft. It fucks up a lot too. You want that controlling aircraft YOU are sitting in?

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Into the Night said:
Then invest in the company. You do realize that we don't use Betamax tapes or plasma TV's anymore, right? You just basically made the argument that this tractor company will become obsolete before it makes it very far!
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Sybil, when you post without a clue, it just proves to everyone you are insane.

The fact you can't comprehend the post isn't a language barrier or even an education barrier. It's a sanity barrier. Of course the $2000 Betamax's were replaced by $50 VHS players and then expensive DVD players which also dropped to $50 or less.

It's okay you can't see. I never expected you could. Not your fault.
 
Into the Night said:
The stick in the mud FAA??? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! They won't approve a modern engine on a 1960 Cessna unless it's relicensed as 'experimental'. They would rather stick with an engine design out of the 30's!

Even some lawnmowers don't have magnetos anymore. No car bothers with carburetors anymore either. Even in the 50's, the updraft carburetor was abandoned...except on Cessna and Piper aircraft!

The FAA is scared to death of software controlling flight surfaces for passenger aircraft. Boeing only managed to get one built through some serious bribery.

The Alexa service itself requires the internet to run. That's not always available in aircraft. It fucks up a lot too. You want that controlling aircraft YOU are sitting in?

:laugh:
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Your information is severely outdated. When was the last time you piloted an airplane?
 
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