dirkclod
Premium Pilot
Do you really think that your invisible .There always is a trail of some sort and if the government wants it bad enough thay can most likely get it .
And how do you explain they got your number?
Post #9: CALL FROM THE FAASo... the FAA watches some drone footage on Youtube, and they got the phone number how?
What am I missing here?
They got your credit card and phone number, Sagebrush?
Post #9: CALL FROM THE FAA
On my website there's a link to my dads property he was trying to sell and his number was on itAnd how do you explain they got your number?
Sent from my iPhone using PhantomPilots mobile app
No I did.Dad probably registered the drone.![]()
No, I know I'm notDo you really think that your invisible .There always is a trail of some sort and if the government wants it bad enough thay can most likely get it .
There have been several reports popping up on the internet where FAA has called to let people know the rules. So it apparently does happen. I posted a video on the last page of someone it happened to.So the FAA sees a house number (and a street name) and a Youtube vid and they sleuth it out and call the kid's father?
Anybody here ever get a phone call from the IRS? The government doesn't do enforcement business over the phone.
S
I assume they thought you used the footage of the property to help sell it?On my website there's a link to my dads property he was trying to sell and his number was on it
Sent from my iPod touch using PhantomPilots mobile app
I wasn't addressing you Youngblood .No, I know I'm not
Sent from my iPod touch using PhantomPilots mobile app
He had the number in or attached to the footage so it appears.And how do you explain they got your number?
Sent from my iPhone using PhantomPilots mobile app
But no money was exchanged for the videoI assume they thought you used the footage of the property to help sell it?
In the descriptionHe had the number in or attached to the footage so it appears.
That's not the important point for the FAA to determine whether some flying was commercial.But no money was exchanged for the video
Exactly, no money has to change hands for it to be deemed commercial. Same thing goes for guys that think if they only charge for editing... the FAA sees right through that as it is not their first rodeo.That's not the important point for the FAA to determine whether some flying was commercial.
If it was part of a business activity ie. selling a property, that is commercial in their eyes.
I believe that is because you have the option to 'monetize' your videos. Believe it or not, there are people who make a living producing YT videos.about a year ago there were stories circulating that the FAA considers youtube videos for profit because the site sells advertising. Seems pretty thin to me.
Heres one of the stories, The FAA Says You Can't Post Drone Videos on YouTube (sorry if that was posted already). other than the news stories I don't see anything official on it. has anybody else heard this??
I believe that is because you have the option to 'monetize' your videos. Believe it or not, there are people who make a living producing YT videos.
We use essential cookies to make this site work, and optional cookies to enhance your experience.