u/HonestPound
▲ 3 r/AMA
40-Year Aerospace Engineer - AMA
I also built my first AI application as a Boeing engineer in 1990. It's been a long, fun ride and is still going strong. The original Star Trek series - that I watched when I was around 7- 8 years old - was what I think triggered my future path in AI. "The Ultimate Computer" episode burned itself into my brain, and that's why I think I figured out AI naturally in 1990 and got it working like a screaming demon.
I graduated from Auburn University in 1986 with a Bachelor of Aerospace Engineering. I took Master's levels courses later at two different universities in dynamics, controls, and robotics, but never completed the Master's degree.
u/HonestPound — 25 days ago
▲ 0 r/djimavic
Need Part 107 Licensed Drone Pilot - Mavic 3 Pro
We're in need of someone who has an FAA Part 107 drone license and is comfortable flying a
DJI Mavic 3 Pro drone - this is for the next couple of weeks in Huntsville and also
in an area in Prospect, Tennessee. If you fit this description and are interested,
please send me a private message.
u/HonestPound — 27 days ago
Need Part 107 Licensed Drone Pilot - Mavic 3 Pro
We're in need of someone who has an FAA Part 107 drone license and is comfortable flying a
DJI Mavic 3 Pro drone - this is for the next couple of weeks in Huntsville and also
in an area in Prospect, Tennessee. If you fit this description and are interested,
please send me a private message.
u/HonestPound — 27 days ago
▲ 5 r/diydrones
Need Part 107 Licensed Drone Pilot - Mavic 3 Pro
We're in need of someone who has an FAA Part 107 drone license and is comfortable flying a
DJI Mavic 3 Pro drone - this is for the next couple of weeks in Huntsville and also
in an area in Prospect, Tennessee. If you fit this description and are interested,
please send me a private message.
u/HonestPound — 27 days ago
KLR 650 Perspective - Dangerous for Cyclists to be on Country Roads
u/HonestPound — 2 months ago
Beautiful Ride (KLR 650)- All Within Cullman - to Larkwood Falls
u/HonestPound — 2 months ago
Somewhere, Alabama ... on My Kawasaki KLR 650
u/HonestPound — 3 months ago
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Fellow KLR Rider at Stoplight
I met a fellow KLR Rider at a stoplight here in Cullman. I should have gotten his number. That is the second adventure bike I've run into in about 2 weeks here.
u/HonestPound — 3 months ago
▲ 31 r/klr650
Passing a Tractor
Went for a ride in the country - my excitement for the day was passing a tractor ... 😆 But it was a beautiful ride nonetheless.
u/HonestPound — 3 months ago
▲ 23 r/klr650
Road out from Flint Creek OHV Park (trails for dirt bikes and ATVs) in Alabama - this was on the way back.
It was too late in the day to hit the trails as it had taken me a while to find this place. The main road in/out (dirt with gravel scattered on top) required a dirt bike (my KLR did just fine) - between all the loose gravel, ruts in the road, and in some places drop-offs on the side, it was interesting.
I would have gone faster, but at times pickup trucks would be coming the other way, and they took up most of the road.
u/HonestPound — 4 months ago
▲ 0 r/dji
This was my first drone - while it's several generations old now, it's an amazing and very capable aircraft. Near the end of the video, I flew her out 3 km to an island (that part is sped up because it takes so long).
u/HonestPound — 4 months ago
▲ 3 r/dji
u/HonestPound — 4 months ago