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"banned a number of DJI drones from flights over human beings "
isn't that a No-No already?
isn't that a No-No already?
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Exactly. I don’t exactly know what the difference here is. Don’t fly near, or over crowds. Already in forced ..., right. Slightly put out of context here. I mean will the (caa) ground all helicopters [emoji576] now because of the very sad and heartbreaking news of the Leicester city owners helicopter crashing right next to a stadium and fans alike ? [emoji848]
P.s rest in peace
P.s rest in peace
I can understand the concerns that these particular batteries may have an inherent flaw and until the issue is investigated and verified, I think it's a wise precaution to put out to the public. What Dji comes up with for a solution for this (particularly the inspire 2, a very expensive AC which might become useless) as it will be costly, remains to be seen. But the true reality is, how reliable are any batteries, and thus any model of AC, it's always a risk to fly, even as low as it has become, thx to better tech, so ya, same rules still apply. Don't fly if you don't trust ur AC. Always been that way.
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