There are only 24-hours in a day, so it would be most beneficial to use them wisely.
I'm building a server right now at work and on the forum expressing my feelings about the situation at the same time. My time is being spent wisely today.
There are only 24-hours in a day, so it would be most beneficial to use them wisely.
The aircraft that landed in the Potomac river was hit by multiple large birds that got sucked though all the jet engines. Sully flew into a flock of geese not a squadron of drones. Just saying.
Just wait a few weeks to see if the AMA, or other, files a injunction on the grounds of the FAA my not have standing or authority to regulate toys or something else that everone will say "well I didn't see that one coming " hopefully in a way that we do not have to register giving out personal information. My personal opinion is a quad copter with a camera under 5 pounds is not any more dangerous that a large bird or trillions of small pieces of hot lead that fly much farther than 400 AGL. Not a one gun owner needs a FAA regeneration. Its a matter of drawing a line of where government stops and risk of living in the modern world starts. The registration is another feel good policy that does nothing for saftey but just regulates law bidding citizens and does nothing to law breakers who will not register before they fly stupid and crash into a crowd at a sporting even which is much more plausible than taking down a many thousands of pound manned aircraft with a drone the size and weight of one large bird. The aircraft that landed in the Potomac river was hit by multiple large birds that got sucked though all the jet engines. Sully flew into a flock of geese not a squadron of drones. Just saying.
How? Dan the Dummy was a dummy before paying $5 and do you really think paying $5 makes him not one? Don't think so. If that was the case we could make FAA members pay $5 each so they weren't dummys making regulations that does NOTHING for safety.It's not about prevention or safety per se.
It's about ignorance and accountability.
Now if someone is 'caught' there are means for accountability.
If you're hung-up on prevention you're just doing laps and burning calories.
You having car insurance does not guarantee others' safety or that you will not hit or harm me but it does provide accountability and a means for relief.
You having car insurance does not guarantee others' safety or that you will not hit or harm me but it does provide accountability and a means for relief.
Are you addressing someone specific?
Your response was posted right after mine but without reference, I did not want to simply assume your comments were directed at what I said.
The FAA has no legislative power. All legislative power is in congress. So as soon as a constitutional ammendment is ratified by the states to grant the FAA legeslative powers, then I will register. Until then, f**k em.
How? Dan the Dummy was a dummy before paying $5 and do you really think paying $5 makes him not one? Don't think so. If that was the case we could make FAA members pay $5 each so they weren't dummys making regulations that does NOTHING for safety.
...you mean just like no such thing as FAA not being able to write laws?Thereis no such thing as FAA Members.
1. I didn't imply membership. It was a reference to members like "belonging to"Thereis no such thing as FAA Members.
No not you. Just the guys whining about registration.
Again, you're just wasting your time here. It's very clear that you don't really want to see the FAA change anything. You're just here to badger people and make a fool of yourself.According to "msinger" in this thread those birds should've been registered like our drones, dogs ect. I'm sure they would be able to retrieve the "FAA Number" off of a drone after it got sucked through the turbine engine of a plane...
Again, you're just wasting your time here. It's very clear that you don't really want to see the FAA change anything. You're just here to badger people and make a fool of yourself.
If I never leave my property with my car, why should I be required to have insurance ? Same goes for the drone. If I'm not out flying in a public place why should I have to register it... You are required to have insurance on a car because you drive on Government Roads with it.
Not to single you out, but...
Technically BOTH sides are extremist. There are two, polar-opposite viewpoints and neither agrees to cede ground to the other. I would argue that the "pro-registration" crowd is worse, as they ignore facts, are quicker to demonize opposing viewpoints (e.g. your "extremist" barb) and use false logic to justify their position.
Regardless, it takes two to tango. If the "pro-registration" crowd spent all their "pent up energy" flying instead of arguing and stopped "badgering" those with a different point of view, these discussions would have died off a while ago. It's a two-way street.
Again, you're just wasting your time here. It's very clear that you don't really want to see the FAA change anything. You're just here to badger people and make a fool of yourself.
Who you calling out for whining ? Most people are just giving their opinion. You mad bro ?
I was planning on it. BUT the law says I still have to register it. So what are you trying to say ? I also fly my Goblin 770 with autopilot too. It's not registered and doesn't have to be. Why is that ? It can out fly and is a whole lot more dangerous than a little DJI quad.That's fine. Stay ALWAYS on/over your property and never enter.
what splinter, you wrote members and there are no such thing. Then you wrote "belonging to", do you mean FAA employees? Nobody belongs to the FAA. Just stating the FACTS.1. I didn't imply membership. It was a reference to members like "belonging to"
2.Funny your commenting on someone else's errors. See your above post before looking at my splinter.
I have no clue. Their intentions are pretty clear though. Perhaps the mods will take them out of their misery sooner than later.msinger, where do these people come from?