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Flight testing the US-2 Engineering Prototype (does not reflect final design). Utilizing landing gear, booms and other G1 parts, the team has reduced dev costs during testing to account for “unscheduled landings.” New prop tech will reduce noise nearly 50% over the US-1 $ALPP 🇺🇸

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Lyn - Exuptoy3 years ago

Love seeing these updates!

OTTIE3 years ago

Looks good

HolyMoly3 years ago

Looks way different then last design. Whatever works the best! Solid State Battery powered? Thanks for update.

john clasper3 years ago

amazing,🔥🔥🔥

jonathan3 years ago

💪

◾️3 years ago

Greetings, can we get a flight check on the stock price , I’ll bet you have every investor in the negative category. Pure manipulation on all Darkpool parties. @SECGov

Ricky Williamson3 years ago

the noise reduction is a big deal!

V B3 years ago

There are rumors that no money has been paid and the Nigeria drone deal that was pumped never actually happened. This true?

WULUS3 years ago

🔥🔥

1highprofileshot🫵🏼2 years ago

Complete Fuking scam fyi Kent is a thief in the day and backstabber by night Charity really u have your own charity … Interesting, how much of investors monies are lying in a charity ; where as you get your tax break while we get fuked

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