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Peter McCloud

Aerospace Engineer, Space and Aviation Enthusiast

Longview, Washington
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Who I Am

I've worked as an Aerospace Engineer for the last 11 years. During my career I've worked on the Space Shuttle program, Commercial Crew (CCDev-CCiCap) and MPCV/Orion.

Why I'm on Hackaday.io

To share ideas

drone space Quadcopter UAV ROUTER CNC
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This user joined on 05/24/2014.

My Projects

  • Official Hackaday Prize Entry
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A BIG Gas Powered Quadcopter
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Goliath - A Gas Powered Quadcopter

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Keeping a log of my 3D prints
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Artemis 300 RTP Print Log

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An electrically actuated variable pitch rotor with a wireless interface
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EVPR: Electric Variable Pitch Rotor

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A test stand to safely test vertical lift vehicles, measure thrust and record test conditions
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Drone Test Stand

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Rethinking the variable pitch rotor/propeller
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Electric Variable Pitch Rotor Mk. II

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Using a Hall effect sensor and the Pixhawk to measure engine RPM
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Measuring Engine RPM with the Pixhawk

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Hackaday has a chat for everything except drones
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Chat for Drones

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My Pages

  • Interview with WorkingIt.com

    10/20/2016 at 02:10 • 0 comments

    Interview at the 2016 Portland Maker Faire with WorkingIt.com


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Things I've Built

Boba Fett Helmet

For Halloween 2013 I built a Boba Fett helmet from scratch including, machining a template out of foam (using the CNC router), creating a glove mold, roto-casting, and painting.

CRP Router (24"x48")

Built the CNC Router Parts RP2448 kit using NEMA 23 electronics. It's a well designed, sturdy and easy to build. Mostly cut foam and wood with it, but have done a few metal pieces.

Home Elevation

After our house was flooded during Hurricane Ike, we knew we needed to elevate, but using a contractor would have been too expensive. So with 75 jacks and lots of friends and cinder blocks we lifted the frame off the slab 4 1/2 feet.

Projects I Like & Follow

  • The 2016 Hackaday Prize
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Building an HMD with no special parts, to make work easier and safer
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Arduino Glasses a HMD for Multimeter

alain-mauerAlain Mauer

  • The 2015 Hackaday Prize
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Developing a small fuelless microwave thruster
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EMDrive/satellite

paul-kocylaPaul Kocyla

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A versatile autonomous environmental drone using a buoyancy engine
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OSUG: Open-Source Underwater Glider

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The Arduino ECU / EMS Project. Open, cheap, hacker friendly engine management
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Speeduino

josh-stewartJosh Stewart

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See if ultrasonic cavitation can be used to fixate atmospheric Nitrogen less expensively than the Haber process.
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Improve the Haber process

peter-walshPeter Walsh

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A smaller and cheaper open source brushless motor
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PCB Motor

carl-bugejaCarl Bugeja

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A powerful, compliant actuator for legged robotics
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OpenTorque Actuator

gabrael-levineGabrael Levine

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robot lawn mower on steroids
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autoCut

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A small Portable Wind Turbine, mostly 3D printed!
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3D PRINTED PORTABLE WIND TURBINE

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Get the most out of your (heltec/ttgo/aliexpress) ESP32 LoRa OLED development board
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ESP32 - LoRa - OLED Module

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Motorized model of Mars rovers Curiosity and Perseverance For Under $500
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Sawppy the Rover

rogerRoger

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An outside pole mounted aerial picks up 4G signals which are then filtered, amplified and re-transmitted through a second inside aerial.
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Cell Phone 4G LTE Repeater / Booster / Femtocell

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Moti is a smart servo that simplifies the design of intricate robots.
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Moti, a smart servo

nicholas-stedmanNicholas Stedman

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A inexpensive modular tank track system that can be used for robotic and radio controlled vehicles.
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Modular Continuous Track System

jupdykejupdyke

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A 3D printer with 4 extruders that can move independently and simultaneously
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Theta Printer

tyler-andersonTyler Anderson

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RepRap HELIOS is a highly printable SCARA 3D printer. It has an outrageous print area and can print on almost any flat surface.
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RepRap HELIOS

nicholas-sewardNicholas Seward

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Pocket sized ESP32 display board with 180µW Always On Display and Gyro Controls
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Low Power ESP32 Handheld

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Build your own nervous system!
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NeuroBytes

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Johan Westlund wrote 03/11/2019 at 22:34 • point

Thanks for following my ESP32 CANbus shield project

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Laetitia BEL wrote 04/10/2018 at 14:21 • point

Thank you for showing us your support ! ∩༼˵☯‿☯˵༽つ¤=[]:::::> #Open Source Integrated Drone - Droni SAME70Pi 

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Fredrik Högberg wrote 03/27/2018 at 13:21 • point

Hi Peter! Thanks for following my project # Lets make OSHW more successful!

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Mitchell Wong Ho wrote 12/30/2017 at 16:00 • point

Thanks for following my ESP Alerts project

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Richard Hogben wrote 03/13/2017 at 15:21 • point

Cool jeep photo

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Peter McCloud wrote 03/13/2017 at 16:57 • point

Thanks!

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willbaden wrote 08/14/2016 at 01:56 • point

Thanks for the follow!

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Patrick Van Oosterwijck wrote 06/25/2016 at 04:59 • point

Thanks for following my #BlueTelemetry project!

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Alex Rich wrote 05/31/2016 at 23:32 • point

thanks for more skulls and follows!

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danjovic wrote 04/13/2016 at 00:12 • point

Thanks for following #Guri

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Keegan Reilly wrote 10/28/2015 at 17:38 • point

Thanks for following my project!  It's pretty early stages still, so if you have any comments/inputs/better ideas I'm all ears.  See ya!

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Peter Walsh wrote 08/31/2015 at 04:30 • point

Thanks for the skull!

Wow - 262 skulls! You make some cool stuff!

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marcin wrote 08/11/2015 at 04:02 • point

Thanks for following the open source bulldozer. Our build workshop is coming up soon - http://opensourceecology.org/bulldozer-workshop/

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Alex Rich wrote 05/13/2015 at 20:16 • point

thanks for the skull!

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Eric Hertz wrote 03/12/2015 at 01:23 • point

(inside? joke: Where will it turn up next?)

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Moritz Walter wrote 10/13/2014 at 23:04 • point
Thanks for the follow man! Seems like no flying projects are allowed on board of the space prize ^^

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Peter McCloud wrote 10/14/2014 at 01:55 • point
Yeah, but I have to admit, the finalists all look pretty polished. Can't wait to see how they all look finished.

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zakqwy wrote 09/09/2014 at 12:28 • point
Curious to know your comments on the Store: http://store.hackaday.com/

I put up a reply to FLAGG's post on Stack. Here's hoping he gives us some more answers:

http://hackaday.io/page/529#comments

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J Groff wrote 09/06/2014 at 18:58 • point
Thanks, Peter!

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