True...and not P3 specific, should probably be in News, and duplicate post of same links [emoji33]: AMA Email: AMA’s Response to the FAA’s Drone Sighting Report | DJI Phantom ForumHeadline is misleading, this is an opinion from an org, not from the FAA
There are laws already on the books for the dummies that fly into the U.S. Open. He has been charged as he should've been. Reckless endangerment is a crime, with a drone, car, gun etc.I guess I've been sleeping and yet to wake up. How do you go X number of years and 700 so-called reports of near misses and never have not one incident? Not One. I'd have to say if the drones are up in the air as these report suggest, there would have been something to report.
It has to be pure non-sense!
I have noticed lately that even the national nightly news on prime time network television has began replaying old drone stories from 4-5 months back as if they just took place. It's sad that there is those that are determined drones are bad and don't have a place in society.
However, there is someone bound to come along that is not responsible and that one individual will make it hard on us. This will happen due to lack of precautions that have not been put in place. I do admit the DJI has begun to put some of these necessary precautions out there. The GO app has guide that the operator views before setting up, as well as placing documents in the box of new purchases.
I think we should put something together that is similar to msinger's phantom help section. Basically tips on what is, and is not acceptable when flying a drone. There really is those people that don't know unless you tell them, or the read it.
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