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There are regulations of such an activity in the FAA Rule Book, against doing it. Go out to the FAA Web Site and look it up. I found the following on the FAA web site: Never fly under the influence of alcohol or drugs Never fly over groups of people and stadium events. That's the...

Thank you for all the information guys...

Another thing... I read the specs on this quad. I did not see a specification for motor type. So, how can one tell a brushed motor from a brushless motor?

Also, why does the red one cost $8.00 more than the white one? What did they use in the red paint, blood?

Kind of looks like a knockoff of a Phantom. $52.00 sound liked having a burner phone you'd only to expect to use once.

So, if you're naughty, Santa brings his battleaxe instead of coal for your stocking. You'd better watch out...

Right, what's done is done. We learn from doing things and hope that we did them right. If not, we learn from those too. Merry Christmas sir...

Plus, this middle man has your personal information, credit card number and the right to send you SPAM mail and sell your e-mail address off to third-party users. The FAA would not do that (I think).

I went out to this supposed web site and copied the following disclaimer located at the 'bottom' of the home page; something many web visitors overlook. I don't because I am a Certified Webmaster. The disclaimer in its entirety reads: Federal Drone Registration is a premier service provider of...

It pays to ask your questions here. Most of us, I believe, are honest and will not steer you wrong. Sort of like the Free Masons, only we're the Free Droners...

$24.99??? For what? I paid $5.00 US and it's for 3 years. Was your registration with the FAA or something else?

Did you receive a refund of the fee? If you did, you should re-register. If not, you may still be registered. You should be able to check your status by entering the Reg # at the FAA Web Site.

Easy to register. I did it.

Faliz navidad...

Some comments are really weird; "Fly it like you stole it"??? I don't get the jest in it, if any exists in it at all.

Check with the airline. They make their own rules.

In any case, have a happy holiday...

And a few other interesting attributes...

Lots of things could have happened. The cat could have been faking it to get your attention, a hawk could of dispatched it, another driver saw it and took it to a vet, any number of things including, but not limited to UFO landing and taking it as a specimen. And, maybe not any of those!

If you pay attention to the area below her feet, you will see the drone easily. Any other area of concentration is distraction, not that that is a bad thing.