Drone advice needed

[carries an axe]

No matter where in the US the video is dirt cheap now days

 

[Kestrel]

Not positive, but that quote looks like registration of the drone, not possession of a certificate/license for commercial use.
But to your point, I'm aware that I may see literally twelve or more police cars on my street as they accompany the Federal Aviation Administration's tactical division in their quest to keep America's airspace clear of scofflaws.
Top of their priority list for sure.

Yes, registration. But the problem arises when this screws with commercial air traffic. If lives are at risk, the FAA will reach a whole new level of asshole. Dicking around with a drone in certain areas might not piss off the FAA very much, but like I said.. wrong place wrong time?...

https://fstoppers.com/news/hundreds...cted-airspace-get-perfect-shot-hot-air-296148

https://jrupprechtlaw.com/drone-ope...eational-commercial-drone-operators-need-know

https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/xyga8a/faa-drone-fines

 

[mean dad]

Fully agree about interfering with aircraft...or anything, really.



Well except Hoho's drone. :laughing

 

[Hoho]

Fully agree about interfering with aircraft...or anything, really.


Well except Hoho's drone. :laughing

:laughing

Two can play at that game... here's one of your drones... :teeth