Recent content by speedytwenty

Tedious? Perhaps. Irrelevant? I strongly disagree. The answer to whether or not you "must" register your drone is relevant to the jurisdiction the the FAA claims to have. This might be too deep for your liking but please explain to me how it is irrelevant please.

That's why it's important to be clear. People think the Constitution grants them rights when rights don't exist. The only rights we have are the ones we're capable and willing to defend. The government structures the legal system to brainwash us into thinking they are acting for the benefit of...

The Supreme Court disagrees with you: (William E. Peck and Co., Inc. v. Lowe): the court states directly that the 16th Amendment did not extend the taxing power to new or excepted subjects. The income tax is unconstitutional. The IRS gets away with enforcing it because they setup kangaroo...

It's not a debate therefore nothing to disagree on. When you appeal to the fabricated authority of government, you empower the enslavement of us all. You can submit yourself to someone elses' authority if you wish, but statists like the ones here begging and whining for government registration...

Is it a personal attack when it's merely a truthful observation? Slaves don't want to admit they're slaves.. I get it. But don't hate me for calling it like it is.

Just to elaborate a bit on what I said.. they are looking to establish precedence and they will need registered drone operators to do it "legally". Once they have established a historical legal precedence, we're all effed, they're registration rates and regulations will continue to increase...

This registration is for one purpose and one purpose only. Contract law. The FAA has no jurisdiction below 400 feet until you register with them and submit yourself to their fabricated authority. The FAA and any government sponsored/endorsed agency can threaten and lie to you all day because in...

What part of the nanny state are you against exactly that everyone needs your nanny state's permission?

I know very little about how the VPS on the P3 works and I don't think it would cause it crash into the ground during takeoff. But it seems to me that if the VPS is used to determine the altitude during auto-takeoff, that when the signal is absorbed, it either a) over calculates the altitude...

Thanks, @RoyVa. All healed up now, but I have a nice scar to remind me to fly safe. I haven't flown indoors since, and doubt I will again.

Just got my case from Drone Crates this week and I'm very satisfied with the quality, strength, and layout. @Kris@DroneCrates Curious to know when we can expect to see pictures of the backpack! @sclabrl It's a nice snug fit with the props on and as far as I can tell, the foam doesn't push the...

Funny you mention the latest firmware. This was the day after I had updated to the firmware that was released by DJI in June. I thought firmware updates were supposed to fix things! Is there a known issue with the latest firmware that makes you suggest the VPS is less reliable? You also raise a...

Thanks for your response. Yeah I was taking off on carpet. Do you think that could have had an impact on takeoff? I had done an auto-takeoff and auto-landing on carpet before, and this was the only time I've seen this behavior after auto-takeoff. Retracing my steps... right before this indoor...

When I first received my DJI P3P last month, it only took a couple flights to feel confident in the drones behavior and controllability. After flying it on the farm in wide open spaces a few times, I attempted an indoor flight where space was very tight. My intention was to auto-takeoff...