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May 30, 2020
1:50:22pm

Lance71 All-American

The vibrations are too much for the camera to handle.

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Lance71

Bio page: Lance71
Joined: Jun 2, 2008
Last login: Jun 7, 2024
Total posts: 14,788 (45 FO)

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How come the signal is always lost when they go to land on the drone ship

TheismanHill1911

5/30/20 1:48pm

"lost" wink, wink

volleyjiver

5/30/20 1:49pm

I thought the same thing

rerunc

5/30/20 1:50pm

The vibrations are too much for the camera to handle.

Lance71

5/30/20 1:50pm

Maybe someone needs to invent a better camera.

CougarTwins

5/30/20 1:51pm

Maybe they could try a drone? I hear good things about the DJI Mavic 2 Pro.

crazY

5/30/20 2:40pm

The winds generated by a landing rocket would blow the drone a long ways away

Lance71

5/30/20 4:03pm

Not about the camera. Its about communication to a satellite. Which is hard when

Yiowa

5/30/20 4:04pm

To give something for the conspiracy theorists to talk about.

foofcoug

5/30/20 1:50pm

I'm pretty sure my TV antenna wouldn't work too well if a rocket was landing

DeekLyfter

5/30/20 1:51pm

Protecting the technology?

BYU-Ite

5/30/20 2:26pm

Plasma build up from the rocket engine disrupts the satellite communication

Tesla Coug

5/30/20 6:15pm

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