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Drone registration news
- Thread starter Cavman
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Good advice about holding onto your money before signing up with "help" to fill out your app for $24.99.
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SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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I will be getting mine in the spring & if i have to register it i will ask place of purchase. i should have with the $1k plus i am spending
that will have the time to do so.
that will have the time to do so.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I am thinking "not yet."
Bob Denman
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Oh My! A flying Pinata. :roflblack::roflblack:
SPECTACUALR SPIDERMAN
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i would love to deliver tpms to some of my local tire shops, i think they would be happy with the quick service.
Bob Denman
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Bob Denman
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It sounds as if the operators will be registered; not the drones... :shocked:
Sam Mac
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Bob, you owe me a new key board. It hurts when coffee comes out of your nose. :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
Bob Denman
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Try using a straw with your coffee... :thumbup: :roflblack:I purchase my keyboards by the case!
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Dan McNally
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Drone Registration - Because We All Know That People With Evil Intent Will Comply
From the FAA website's FAQ section:
"Q. Why do I need to register?
A. Federal law requires aircraft registration. Registration helps us ensure safety – for you, others on the ground, and manned aircraft. UAS pose new security and privacy challenges and must be traceable in the event of an incident. It will also help enable the return of your UAS should it be lost."
Yeah, that makes plenty of sense, because we all know that folks who currently violate the law with their drones will flock to the FAA website, register, then clearly mark their drones with their registration ID so they can be identified when they continue to break laws.
The fact that the government will get to collect $5 from every one of the millions of people who buy drones has nothing to with the money FAA will get, or the fact that law-abiding citizens are not the ones we need to worry about. gee - are the folks who came up with this idea the same folks who want more gun laws to make us "safer?":banghead:
From the FAA website's FAQ section:
"Q. Why do I need to register?
A. Federal law requires aircraft registration. Registration helps us ensure safety – for you, others on the ground, and manned aircraft. UAS pose new security and privacy challenges and must be traceable in the event of an incident. It will also help enable the return of your UAS should it be lost."
Yeah, that makes plenty of sense, because we all know that folks who currently violate the law with their drones will flock to the FAA website, register, then clearly mark their drones with their registration ID so they can be identified when they continue to break laws.
The fact that the government will get to collect $5 from every one of the millions of people who buy drones has nothing to with the money FAA will get, or the fact that law-abiding citizens are not the ones we need to worry about. gee - are the folks who came up with this idea the same folks who want more gun laws to make us "safer?":banghead:
Cavman
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Why only drones? Think of the "payloads" that could be put on radio controlled airplanes. You could load them up with 'evil stuff' and fly them into something, at a high rate of speed.
They aren't required to be registered.
You are correct that the law abiding public may register their drones, but the law breakers won't like the criminal gun owners.
They aren't required to be registered.
You are correct that the law abiding public may register their drones, but the law breakers won't like the criminal gun owners.
