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When I had my Phantom, I flew it around my neighbor's house. I also shoot bottle rockets at his house. No big deal. All in good fun.
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Good luck hitting this thing.
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You actually don't have to hit it, just make the owner think he is going to lose his high dollar investment and that should take care of the situation.
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I say lob a small nuke up there at it, let the chips fall where they may!! There is a lot of presuming what a "drone" is and what it is up to. Suppose your neighbors scrimp and save to buy little Billy a quad copter for Christmas... then on his first flight you waltz out into your backyard and blow it out of the sky with your 12 gauge. |
Yep. Where does it end? Can someone then get a dozen drones with infrared on them and park them 5' outside every window of your house to see what's going on inside even if the blinds are drawn?
The law needs to catch up with this technology and that will only happen if there are a few cases to start off with. Shooting down a few to help define what air rights property owners really have would help. FAA regulations typically discourage operating closer than 500' to people, often more. It might stand to reason that there's a reasonable expectation of privacy from drones or other surveillance at least that far away. If someone flies one on my property without my knowing it, I'm still capturing it or shooting it down. Let them sue me. I don't care. |
Drones! It seems like they are everywhere!
The story starts with this bs and it just gets deeper. That lady intervied is so full of manufactured drama. I have never, in my life, seen a quad flying way outside line of flight in a resedental area. I live in a very densly populated area and am acutely aware of quad technology. It's not to say people don't do it, but to insinuate they are everywhere is absurd.....but hey they need a story right. |
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I've seen them everywhere, from Monarch Beach, CA to St Petersburg, Russia.
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Hmmm... so you guys who do not approve of someone looking at your wife/daughter... I presume your wife/daughter never go to a beach of public pool, correct?
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One of my few, great, pleasures of life is waking early on my day off... French press some freshly ground beans... and sit on the porch listening to the birds wake up. I can only imagine what it will be like when the drone of tiny helicopters fills the air 24/7. |
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<iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/YysyZBWx4Dk" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe> http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=nano+quad&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Anano+quad These nano/pico sized versions seem to run anywhere from $20 up to $100 for most of them on Amazon. |
I understand quad fliers are relatively common sight these days. However most of them are flying line of sight, that is it will be very evident who the pilot is.
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It is in no context a drone however |
Positive uses for them; farmers are using them around here in NZ for checking the sheep and water levels in dams. A lot easier than riding a motorbike or horse around the farm.
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I think a 12 ga is a bit much. I think you could take one out with .22 birdshot pretty easy. I think a .410 might be a good "beginners" way, but lets be sporting about it...
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Looks like a shotgun works well
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set up....
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