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Guys, this is getting a bit heated unnecessarily.

If a plane is flying well below normally authorized altitude, the pilot has to have a very good reason. They aren't doing it to look for drones to collide with. And if it's an emergency situation, they take priority over your recreational flying of a drone. That's plain common sense, in any...

T The message was that if you dare them to come after you, they will settle for whatever violation is occurring in plain view. They are not obligated to limit themselves to those you dare them to prosecute for. Feel free to test your theory, if you believe otherwise.

Uh, who is punishing people from other cultures for flying drones? As for the vastness of the universe, no argument there. But due to technological limitations, we humans are currently confined to drone flying on this particular planet. One or both of you may dislike planes and/or helicopters...

I'm roughly familar with that repository of military aircraft that you refer to near the Mexican border, in the US. I used to be a crew member on some of those aircraft. I also have some Welsh ancestry, among others. And yes, there is a belief in the US that competition is healthy for society...

In a perfect world where everybody complied with every rule, regulation, ordinance, statute, etc, this would not be an issue. Unfortunately, this is not a perfect world (If it were, there would be no need for those same rules, regulations, etc, with authorities to enforce them, would there be?)...

As of right now, "the drone lobby" is nowhere near as big as the NRA, AFL-CIO, American Bar Association, American Medical Association, etc. And consists primarily of the larger drone manufacturers (DJI, and Yuneec being the "800 pound gorillas" in the room), who have already come out in favor of...

Since it's inevitable that somebody in Congress will come up with an amended law requiring drone registration and the FAA will rewrite the regs to come into compliance, they'll probably ask for a stay on the refunds, pending the new laws and regs. It's better to have one that covers the entire...

That depends. As the drone registration in the US was written, it basically applied to the operator, not drones individually. I registered for $5.00US, received one registration number, and it is applicable to all drones that I fly. Whether I own one or one thousand, they are all covered by that...

Because not everybody flying drones is inside a valley in Wales, and not everybody flying drones in valleys inside Wales are satisfied with flying them only there. The next question since this issue is inevitable, is will different nation's airspace regulatory agencies honor dtone registrations...

Can you repeat that in English???

Still have your virginity, huh???

Okaaaaaay....

Oscar Mayer had a meatpacking plant at 34th St and Grays Ferry Ave. Roughly a mile from the hospitals over by 34th & Spruce Sts. It's long gone now.

No, it's a meat packing plant. Would you like that rare, medium, or well done???

I go to the "Animal House" on a regular basis. They go in intact and breathing, and come out prepackaged for you to cook or heat and serve....

I passed through Mississippi from just South of Memphis, on my way to Florida. As for states that I haven't been in, that's just two. Alaska, and Hawaii.

I was in Arkansas, Missouri, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, both Carolinas, Florida, Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsylvania. All since Monday. Is that "getting out" enough?

"Southern" as in a great number of Philadelphia residents moved there from The South. Mom was from Athens, Ga, Dad came from Knoxville, Tn. I've spent time in Laredo as well as just North of the Florida Keys (Is that "South" enough for you?). As for "up North". I've been to where I-95 ends at...

"Hello, hello. Is there anybody in there?...." (Pink Floyd, "Comfortably Numb"....)