My guess is a truck driving around with some sort of automatic
panorama camera just clicking away every so many feet.
Truth or fiction?
Anybody know the details?
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PeteCresswell
I believe that is true with camera's mounted on vehicles. I went on to
streetview to check out my old neighborhood/house out in Cali when I
was a kid. I actually saw my old neighbors talking to each other in
their driveway. Pretty cool.
I've seen them doing it...it was a car with an elaborate roof-mounted
tripod carrying four cameras. The car actually said "Google" on it.
They,Gaastra, used to test sails like this in the 80's.
You're right, I remember seeing a picture of Gaastra doing that.
Gaastra was my first quiver of cambered induced sails back then, also
my last.
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On Dec 23, 1:09?pm, "slalomguy" <slalom...@twentyknots.com> wrote:
> > I've seen them doing it...it was a car with an elaborate roof-mounted
> > tripod carrying four cameras. ? The car actually said "Google" on it.
Yep, that was the Advanced Data Testing Rig (or a name very close to
that "A.D.T.R.") rig developed by Jeff Mangnan and Chuck Stahl and
used a great deal by many of today's sail designers even though it was
offered to help Gaastra with R&D in 1988 on onward.