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The point is if you are flying the drone legally according to the FAA. Privacy does not come into play. I am not a lawyer, butt. I know you can sit in the public street and take pictures of someone's house all day long. The home owner is not given any expectation of privacy by the law. To...

Here is what I would have done: 1. Take off my sun glasses. 2. Look the officer in the eye. 3. Ask why I was stopped. 4. Present ID if asked. 5. If the officer said I was flying over private property. I would have the proper paperwork for my drone. Based on my situation. 107 or not. 6. Show the...

Did you tell them that a bazillion wack jobs at QUADCOPTER.COM would see their picture:p

Weather Report: Snowflakes. Ohhh and if I rig this up to my Phantom, I will be super safe and super boring:rolleyes: Single shot, suction cup, cross bow.

My point in making this post was to reaffirm that the local or state government does not have jurisdiction over your flights by quads. So keep flying! Just watch where you land and takeoff.

Or we could do this the Russkie way...........:p

We are going to need a Bigger Drone.....

In case there was any doubt in the minds of the "Napoleon" minded bureaucrats Excerpt from link below: Congress has provided the FAA with exclusive authority to regulate aviation safety, the efficiency of the navigable airspace, and air traffic control, among other things. State and local...

No problem, thanks for the info. Bill

A couple of links. https://www.ericsson.com/research-blog/how-mobile-networks-can-support-drone-communication/ https://arxiv.org/abs/1801.10508 https://www.wired.com/2016/09/make-drone-deliveries-work-att-tapping-cell-network/

Thanks. A link would be helpful...I tire of turning pages :)

The sky is falling................... Errrr Wait! The Colonel's little chicken is falling.

Then there is this................

Rumor has it that you may be................:p BORG! :D

Hey Grant. You are in trouble now;) Representatives from 150 tech companies sign pledge against 'killer robots' A pledge has been signed by over 2,400 individuals working in artificial intelligence and robotics against the use of the technology for lethal reasons. By Asha McLean | July 18...

Forgot to ask, did you get video of the launch from the Phantom????

Phantom MLRS. HOOWAH

I have been thinking about using my Phantom to drag wire antennas up into tree tops. I presently use a tennis ball shooter. Works ok just not as accurate as drone would be.

Outstanding! Looks like fun indeed. YEah fins would help and don't stand in front of it when firing haha. Who needs an Apache. LoL Reminds me of when we were kids. We used matches, coat hangers and pen refills to make Zip Guns. I have the scars to prove it.:D Good job, keep us up to date.

One of my RTFs did that and it turned out to be the compass calibration. Gave me no warning, so it was a process of elimination. Good Luck!