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It is indeed challenging! But our envelope will be antistatic so it will reduce ignition risks. And we are working at a safe distance from the lines.
by ThomasLaporte 3y ago
It is indeed challenging! But our envelope will be antistatic so it will reduce ignition risks. And we are working at a safe distance from the lines.
- dmn322 3y agoProbably a bad idea, but just a random thought: what if there were emergency pressurized canisters of something inert like no2 that could dilute the hydrogen in case of a failure so they could protect surrounding things from fire damage?
- ThomasLaporte 3y agoI think it might be to heavy for our use case.
- markhahn 3y agowell, you hope to stay at a safe distance, right? how difficult is it to deal with wind (or even precipitation)? having tight flight rules (eg to deal with wind) would be a problem in a lot of locations...
- ThomasLaporte 3y agoWe can withstand winds up to 10-11m/s. If there is more winds or rain that is forecasted then we'll just wait it out.