I suspect there may be a few more than that.I'd highly doubt he'd have an faa sticker on the drone. I think I'm the only one to do that
Ignorance has no holiday!!
But that goes for people talking to the police too: "Poor lady. She’s lucky she wasn’t killed,” said Stephanie Bowden, 23, who was visiting her boyfriend’s apartment 11 floors below at the time."
Killed? Seriously?
It's looking for your droneNow I'm no saint with my drone. Yes I do head up to 500 metres and I have flown litchi waypoint missions over the shopping centre at around 100 metres high. But I would never fly near building so **** close. Even today I'm not flying as I'm hearing a helicopter flying near me for the last hour which doesn't happen where I am at all.
Neon Euc
Gives me a great idea for toughened glass testing. Mind you it's going to cost £3000 per test.What's really scary is that a 2.2 lb drone can break a window on the 27th floor of a building. Good thing the lady never leaned up against it.
===================================================================A baby lost an eye to a UAV in England. They can be quite dangerous. Crashing through the window slowed it down. But in instances where a UAV is falling from heights, it could be lethally dangerous if someone were hit on the head. Like being hit with a rock.
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