Re:New details on F-16, drone collision in banned Arizona ai...
by sitkack on Wednesday April 10, 2024 @03:09AM
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The only outcome that seems plausible is that all personal drones are grounded. For maybe ever.
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Re:New details on F-16, drone collision in banned Arizona ai...
by non-chalad on Wednesday April 10, 2024 @03:13AM
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By you and what army? :D
Re:New details on F-16, drone collision in banned Arizona ai...
by infecto on Wednesday April 10, 2024 @07:51AM
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Not saying it would happen but this would be a pretty trivial thing to ban and identify people using controllers.
Re:New details on F-16, drone collision in banned Arizona ai...
by beeeeerp on Wednesday April 10, 2024 @09:57AM
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It’s trivial to build your own with some basic soldering skills. I’m curious to see how this shakes down over the coming decades.
I built some non-compliant (also non-autonomous) 450g drones before the 250g weight limit. They’re only for acrobatics at treetop level or below. It’s kind of silly IMO that this style is required to have a transponder now. This is speaking as someone who flies planes.
For the store bought ones that require no forethought - I am glad those are regulated.