Kolumbowie, TV Series, 1970

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Kolumbuszok (Hungary)

1934 Adler Trumpf Junior

Ep. 4

1938 BMW R 51

Ep. 3

Borgward B 1000

Ep. 1

1942 Borgward B 3000 S

Ep. 1

Dnepr K-750

Ep. 2

1942 Ford 2-Ton

Ep. 1

GAZ SU-76

Ep. 4

Krasnoye-Sormovo T-34/85

Ep. 4

M-72

Ep. 1

1937 Opel Blitz

Ep. 4

1939 Opel Kapitän

Ep. 1

1950 Phänomen Granit 27

Ep. 3

unknown

Ep. 5

1940 Volkswagen Kübelwagen [Typ 82]

Ep. 3

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130rapid ◊ 2023-04-19 12:44	WWII wartime drama-series, the action set on 1943-1944. Little bloops in Ep. 3: definitely deeply postwar Star trailer truck and unsufficiently hidden 1960s Jelcz 706 bus. -- Last edit: 2023-04-19 12:46:03
antp ◊ 2023-04-25 10:47	ep 4: 1944 Borgward Goliath Leichter Ladungsträger (Sd.Kfz. 3036) 130rapid wrote 00:51:26 mike962 wrote not a manned vehicle it's a Goliath remote controled from Wehmacht days https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goliath_tracked_mine 130rapid wrote List or not to list... andrepa wrote self-propelled but driverless should be listed here. a decision with far-reaching consequences when we think about the future of the automobile: Driverless cars Another argument is that the designation sdkfz is nothing more than a special motor vehicle, but still a kfz = car ; truck ; tank ; tractor ; motorbike etc. andrepa wrote Leichter Ladungsträger (Sd.Kfz. 3036) „Goliath“ late Zündapp 700ccm 12,5 PS Boxer engine https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goliath_(Panzer) mike962 wrote BUT this wasn't meant to carry a person unlike a driverless car !! the Goliath is just a drone , not an autonomos car johnfromstaffs wrote Remote controlled in 1944? Was this by way of radio control, or by the use of an umbilical? There is a considerable difference in perception of the two options, and I don’t think that this thing could accurately be described as a drone, the operator would, of necessity, have to be relatively close to it. Nor is it in any way comparable with a driverless vehicle which is capable of assessment of situations and surroundings and making decisions for itself on steering and braking. It is really very little more than a vehicle with a long steering column, in that the operator has to see it to “drive” it. More thought needed, before any new, or re- classification please. mike962 wrote it was usually controlled by long wires here video demonstrating it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dUSEWDq75w https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_dr0arBltU johnfromstaffs wrote Thanks, I see that one of the YouTube clips calls it a tracked mine. That’s about it, control looks to be limited to “start/stop; left/right; forward/back; explode.” Remotely controlled vehicles have been in use for many years, mainly for mine disposal but they are much more basic than any modern driverless car needs to be. https://www.army-technology.com/projects/wheelbarrowmk9/ -- Last edit: 2023-04-25 10:47:19
130rapid ◊ 2023-04-25 11:01

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130rapid

◊ 2023-04-19 12:44

WWII wartime drama-series, the action set on 1943-1944.

Little bloops in Ep. 3: definitely deeply postwar Star trailer truck and unsufficiently hidden 1960s Jelcz 706 bus.

-- Last edit: 2023-04-19 12:46:03

antp

◊ 2023-04-25 10:47

ep 4:
1944 Borgward Goliath Leichter Ladungsträger (Sd.Kfz. 3036)

130rapid wrote

00:51:26

mike962 wrote not a manned vehicle

it's a Goliath remote controled from Wehmacht days

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goliath_tracked_mine

130rapid wrote List or not to list... :think:

andrepa wrote self-propelled but driverless should be listed here.
a decision with far-reaching consequences when we think about the future of the automobile:
Driverless cars
Another argument is that the designation sdkfz is nothing more than a special motor vehicle, but still a
kfz = car ; truck ; tank ; tractor ; motorbike etc.

andrepa wrote Leichter Ladungsträger (Sd.Kfz. 3036) „Goliath“ late Zündapp 700ccm 12,5 PS Boxer engine
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goliath_(Panzer)

mike962 wrote
BUT

this wasn't meant to carry a person unlike a driverless car !!

the Goliath is just a drone , not an autonomos car

johnfromstaffs wrote Remote controlled in 1944? Was this by way of radio control, or by the use of an umbilical? There is a considerable difference in perception of the two options, and I don’t think that this thing could accurately be described as a drone, the operator would, of necessity, have to be relatively close to it. Nor is it in any way comparable with a driverless vehicle which is capable of assessment of situations and surroundings and making decisions for itself on steering and braking.

It is really very little more than a vehicle with a long steering column, in that the operator has to see it to “drive” it.

More thought needed, before any new, or re- classification please.

mike962 wrote it was usually controlled by long wires

here video demonstrating it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dUSEWDq75w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I_dr0arBltU

johnfromstaffs wrote Thanks, I see that one of the YouTube clips calls it a tracked mine. That’s about it, control looks to be limited to “start/stop; left/right; forward/back; explode.” Remotely controlled vehicles have been in use for many years, mainly for mine disposal but they are much more basic than any modern driverless car needs to be.

https://www.army-technology.com/projects/wheelbarrowmk9/

-- Last edit: 2023-04-25 10:47:19

130rapid

◊ 2023-04-25 11:01

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