That's crazy. I am wondering if some of these are cheap enough to be considered as 'disposable' and just send them on a one way trip... How unfortunate this is already happening.
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That's crazy. I am wondering if some of these are cheap enough to be considered as 'disposable' and just send them on a one way trip... How unfortunate this is already happening.
Well, I suppose it a hobby shop gets an order for 500 P3's, the writing is on the wall.
It's funny these can be considered disposable when I often joke that I have more than my first car in the air at any given point.
It's funny these can be considered disposable when I often joke that I have more than my first car in the air at any given point.
I'm half tempted to start a petition requesting they don't release it.
At the best it'll hurt our hobby, at worse (and almost a case of when not if) it'll hurt someone...
"Quad flyers petition against the release of a quad" it should have some impact but only if the press get wind of it. Which could well backfire and again, hurt our hobby.
At the best it'll hurt our hobby, at worse (and almost a case of when not if) it'll hurt someone...
"Quad flyers petition against the release of a quad" it should have some impact but only if the press get wind of it. Which could well backfire and again, hurt our hobby.
I have just watched simon newtons youtube video on this, i have watched hundreds of his videos over the years and i have never heard him stutter or sound so shocked by something yet, you can tell by the way he speaks he does not know what to make of it and is genuinely shocked. Like i am to be honest.
And just imagine if they flew in a weapon... They've already tried in the UK and apparently South Carolina and Georgia. Those tower guards better be a really good shot. That said, anyone can destroy something created for good, i.e. a hobby, with a simple criminal desire or act. What a shame. I do not see this ending well.
I think we'll be seeing prisons retrofitted with some type of technology that will render useless any drone/quad within a certain distance of the prison walls.
Guess the taxpayers will be footing the bill, which will bring more scrutiny and pressure to regulate (read tax) our hobby.
Like a net?
That should be enough technology, not seen a drone yet that can get past one.
Their plan may be to kick this thing off in Europe. I certainly saw a lot of Heineken there a few months ago ....
They sell a lot of it in Asia too ....
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