Thread: Drone flying in National Parks & Parks Vic zones.

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

I hear that eagles just love to grab drones and take them out. They don't need special training, it's just instinct for them.
Can you feed the local eagles to encourage them to hang around?

Don't **** around with Eagles Mick, get on to the local Pterodactyl Nursery. That'll sort them out.

Anything with a 6m wingspan & a 2m body ain't going to mess about with a Drone.



Or an armed Night fighter Spitfire.

Originally Posted by 4bee

Or an armed Night fighter Spitfire.

Fw 190 D

Naaaah, don't get the Germans involved his plant may be subject to Security Clearances.

Prototype Quadrotor with Machine Gun! search on youtube

I would think that having a chat with whoever is flying the drone would be the most civilised and easiest option, If that doesn't work then by all means fire away with the bird shot

Originally Posted by 4bee

Hey Divs, just the man, (well, almost a complete one from your latest escapes) Shirley you must have contacts still in the RAN in the "Surplus Artillery Disposal Section" that could assist Mekon 76?

See what you can do for they guy will you? You might have already snaffled one or two as you left the Establishment? Yeah roight.

These might fit your needs. Low security with many on it ex merchant marine rather than matlows I am just jealous of them honest. Bit coin if you please

"2 single-gun and 2 twin-gun Bofors anti-aircraft guns " Destroyer: HMAS Vampire - Australian National Maritime Museum

Caption. To Loader's Asst.


"Carn Phil, you'll need to get your finger out of your arse that Tiger Moth is catching us up".



Weeeell he might have said that, I wasn't there but apparently Divs may have been.

If mekon76 approves how soon could you get him a couple?


Remember, I'm in for a 20% Co-ordinating Fee/Cut..

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

These might fit your needs. Low security with many on it ex merchant marine rather than matlows I am just jealous of them honest. Bit coin if you please

"2 single-gun and 2 twin-gun Bofors anti-aircraft guns " Destroyer: HMAS Vampire - Australian National Maritime Museum

A mate has one. He has a collection of artillery and small weapons. The cannon all had to be disabled to get a collector's permit for them. Then when he acquired the 40mm he found it is classed as a machine gun and even though the gun is disabled he had to attend an automatic weapons course to be licensed to own it. We have been plotting for a few years to make a breech block for a British 6" Howitzer so it can fire a blank on New Year's Eve. Some very intricate machining would be involved.