GizmoCopter Pictures

Gizmocopter Pictures from April 2001

These are the pictures from April 2001 as Nate Dietrich set up a workbench in a spare room at his place in Fremont. This became the site for future GizmoCopter workshops.

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(1488x992 514K) (500x334 26K) The nearly-complete workbench at Nate's place where GizmoCopter development was moving to. (April 2001)

(1488x992 455K) (500x334 21K) Sean Lynch looks at a sample PC/104 stack which was provided to us with old discarded boards. We used this for planning the board stand-offs without using flight electronics. (April 2001)

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(1488x992 403K) (500x334 23K) The workbench is done. On the bench are the "MZ104" PC/104 board provided to contest finalists, a surplus PC power supply and some of the cables from our Ampro PC/104 boards which we already had before the contest. (April 2001)

(1488x992 406K) (500x334 22K) Left to right: Bill Clawson (ERPS Flight Control Team lead), Sean Lynch, and Nate Dietrich. (April 2001)

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(1488x992 514K) (500x334 26K)	The nearly-complete workbench at Nate's place where GizmoCopter development was moving to. (April 2001)
(1488x992 455K) (500x334 21K)	Sean Lynch looks at a sample PC/104 stack which was provided to us with old discarded boards. We used this for planning the board stand-offs without using flight electronics. (April 2001)
(1488x992 403K) (500x334 23K)	The workbench is done. On the bench are the "MZ104" PC/104 board provided to contest finalists, a surplus PC power supply and some of the cables from our Ampro PC/104 boards which we already had before the contest. (April 2001)
(1488x992 406K) (500x334 22K)	Left to right: Bill Clawson (ERPS Flight Control Team lead), Sean Lynch, and Nate Dietrich. (April 2001)