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Land mines & A-bombs have proved their usefulness in war too. We ain't about to go planting them willy nilly about the country are we...
I can see using these drones along our borders, but if it comes down to these things being used to spy on US citizens, we should be able to take em out...
I may have to get back into "model" rocketry that was so much back in my yoot. Maybe scaled up and integrated with my electronics hobby for such experiments as proximity fuzes.
...or hang the Destroyer.
WTF I mean we already allow them to use red light cameras, speed trap cameras...I can't see why they need "permission" to set up cameras on every tree or light pole in the US.
WV: sperscu (mexican for ese per see you)or it's to see you
Last paragraph. Answer: yes.
to be called I. C. U.
e~C
[no one will evar be alone again...]
There's a watchbird watching you.
Maybe those could be used in conjunction with this fine product
Well, I'm not too worried that there might be un-manned drones flying around my head (might sound paranoid, but who's to say there aren't already?)
What worries me more is the pimply-faced gamer-geek, not yet old enough to vote, sitting in a Gummint warehouse somewhere, paid off by Obamarama-minions to just get it in the air and track a target till some sorry-assed leftist decides to punch the Red Button and send some Tea Partier off to join the Founding Fathers!
Here in Arid-zona, we're PLEADING with the gummint to put the Drones on the border... track the "bad guys"..., er, sorry... uninvited GUESTS and off them before they get more than a mile or two into our Fair Land. More than two or three miles north of the usta-b-border and we're gonna need some way of blowing them out of the hot, blue, summer sky!
My name is NOT John McCain, and I didn't pay a penny for this Ad!
PUT THE D*MN GUARD ON THE BORDER AND *KILL* EVERYTHING COMING OVER THE BORDER THAT DOESN'T HAVE PAPERS!
My Name is Mike(AZ) and I didn't pay a penny for this message, either!
We R/C plane guys are way ahead of the curve on this one....
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=2c8_1260427787
FAA rules call for a pilot aboard any aircraft flying in commercial airspace. The problem is that drones don't have an on-board set of Mark One eyeballs to perform that last-minute "see and avoid" stuff that backs up the fancy electronics. Visual Flight Rules (VFR) thus are a problem for unmanned drones. And it doesn't matter that you can put a mini-camera in the nose. That cam needs to swivel 360 degrees, and up and down, in an instant.
Me thinks the State and local Gummint has been doing this for a while. They just haven't told you about it. When they've been asked, they simply lied about it or ignored the RFI:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cg2qvO7byBI
I read about this in January here:
http://www.itstactical.com/2010/01/13/uavs-destined-for-local-law-enforcement/
Anon: A UAV can simply be called a big R/C toy.
If it doesn't carry a pilot or Pax, it ain't an airplane.
You can't fly an R/C toy in classified airspace without permission from the FAA for an exemption for a navagation obstruction, but I think they would give any .gov org permission.