There won't be any drone laws that restrict law enforcement from using drones. The Patriot act allows them to use any means necessary to gather approved surveillance. That includes drones...
They have a very specific market in mind.. And probably don't intend on selling to the general consumer. The price tag also represents the commercial support you would get from Lockheed.
Sounds like it might be our buddy who posted in a thread a few weeks back about how he thought it was cool to fly his drone at 3500 feet in the new York area.
an aircraft turbine spins at tens of thousands rpm.. The small hardened metal phantom motors and Lopo battery will do 10 times the damage that a 20 pound goose will do. (unless the goose is carrying change) As soon as the hardened metal bits get to the turbine core (2nd stage compressor) it's...
Ahaha...
Your next post will be either..
1. Flyaway
2. Crash blaming it on DJI
3. How it's BS that the officer took your brand new drone
4. A bricked phantom
And the best thing about it is, your intent is documented in a public forum with your IP logged.
Brilliant!
Exactly.. And to enjoy it without flying robots buzzing around scaring the animals and bugging the guests.
Nobody is stopping you from commenting.. It's not an arbitrary ban.. That's my point of my last post.. It's a ban on all aircraft that's been around a lot longer than drones have...
Are you kidding me? If real aircraft can't fly there why do you think you should be allowed to..
The same restrictions that apply to you apply for ALL aircraft.. See the following link to a section on the San Francisco Sectional...
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