UK to bring in Drone Registration
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ArmyVet
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Opinions are like rectums. Everyone has one. Your opinion of the USA NEEDS TO BE KEPT TO YOURSELF.
Bill
Chuck
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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 flying in "your airspace". I can't help that. But I'm willing to place a small wager, that both the regulatory agencies as well as the courts around the world decide that "the big birds" have the right of way over quads.
mozquito1
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Err no. Just like freedom of speech eh.
With cops like chuck. Bad situation.
Chuck
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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.
ArmyVet
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This not about Chuck. This is about your one sentence rant on the USA. For no apparent reason except for some hidden prejudice.
Yes, I take exception to it highly!
Freedom of speech notwithstanding. Denigrating an entire nation is asinine
Just remember that the USA bailed the UK out twice! If not for the USA. You would be wearing pith helmets and doing a goose step.
Bill
mozquito1
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WTF happened there . our original argument was I was in the wrong for flying below 400' while a plane was in that space. He made several passes getting lower & lower. So after 30 min of this.
I started flying in my space. If I'm in the wrong for this then that's your view. Law says I can fly below 400'. Law says pilot of plane can not. But what, the cops get me for something else. Cop mentality.
I started flying in my space. If I'm in the wrong for this then that's your view. Law says I can fly below 400'. Law says pilot of plane can not. But what, the cops get me for something else. Cop mentality.
mozquito1
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Don t butt in on a conversation then.
Bill.
I will say whatever I want.
Ok
Freedom of speech.
USA is hell in a ham basket. It's going to poop. Hell I support Trump. As for the war
Whatever. Before my time. Wouldn't have fought anyway. Those who do not know history are doomed to repeat it.
ArmyVet
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mozquito1
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You butted in bill, keep it coming.
A little word with so many meanings.
Which one should I take offense to.
Tosser does me fine, ok bill.
Or is that your name, Asinine bill.
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Chuck
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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 country including the UK.
mozquito1
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Like I explained. My friend owned the coarse. He knows no one with a plane. What reason could he have to fly 200' below his height. And so if I'm flying & he hits my drone @200' I'm in the wrong. For what possible reason could he have for being 200'. I moved off the fairway. He had 17 to choose from. No emergency landing. He was looking for trouble.
Just because some prick owns a plane does not make him right. Besides I said I had footage to back me up. But that was not good enough.
Just because some prick owns a plane does not make him right. Besides I said I had footage to back me up. But that was not good enough.
ArmyVet
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drone definition
In military usage, a pilotless aircraft used for reconnaissance and, more recently, for launching aerial attacks.
drone
noun
A boring person See picture.
mozquito1
Asinine.
Bill
Chuck
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Where's the connection between drone registration, and BBC fees?