Recent content by IOIIOOO

LOL. It feels so long ago when this incident happened.

More about making it look more formal and official. Perhaps add a badge. "Officer, I am a REGISTERED pilot flying with the full authority granted by the FAA."

"Hey Mr, can I fly your drone?" "Sorry kid, you aren't REGISTERED."

Part of me wants to have an ID card made with the registration number. Carry it in a wallet and if anyone hassles me about flying my drone whip it out and say "I am a REGISTERED pilot. Back off!" Perhaps that's just making lemonade from lemons though.

Other than the registration requirement, does this legally change any of the "rules" around flying?

LOL. Airmap is listing all doctor offices as "hospitals" including chiropractic practices. Would sure hate for my Phantom to interrupt someone's adjustment. It also lists an old 1-room schoolhouse in the area as an active school.

This exactly. I was showing an older couple a few weeks ago and they were shocked by how small the P3 was. They definitely had in their minds that it was some several-foot-wide thing.

Set up an LLC, get the 333 in the LLC name, sell the LLC.

So let's say I buy my kid one of those Air Hogs Millennium Falcon quads sold at Target for Christmas. Is my 5 year old going to need to register this potentially dangerous drone?

I'm confused why Autopilot (which is a completely different app) keeps coming up in this thread about Copilot.

This article is ridiculous sensationalism. "Disasters" indeed. A minor injury in Australia! <shudder> A reported "near miss" of a helicopter with no details as to how close it really was! <gasp> A drone flew over a stadium and didn't crash! <the terror> Maybe for Halloween kids should dress up...

This seems at odds with what you said earlier:

These are from my trip last month, prior to the Soldier Field no-fly zone. -k643Bwq0t8 SvsycD9okfc

These are from my trip last month, prior to the Soldier Field no-fly zone. -k643Bwq0t8 SvsycD9okfc

Good info.