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BAE's Solar-Powered UAV Could Fly for A Year | Solar Powered UAV

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⁣The BAE's solar powered UAV could fly for a year without recharging, and that is over two thousand miles in a day! This content was inspired by reading a presentation by BAE Systems at their corporate headquarters in England. It talks about how long the BAE's solar powered UAV could fly for, and also shows the battery technology they use for this. I am sure the battery technology used by the US military to power their UAV's are much better than what BAE is using.

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