I am really surprised with Gov. Brown in California not passing those regulations. With that being the most regulated State in the Union. Maybe he needs to interject.
We all will need to be registered!
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There is no individual gun registration in Texas. There is no individual federal gun registration just a background check.
Citizens in Mexico usually not allowed to own guns and that place is a war zone.
I have a conceal carry license and am proud to be able to feel somewhat secure in my home. I'll be glad to get a license to make money with my solo.
However this 333 exemption is ridiculous. I already registered my solo with the FAA for 5 dollars. It's kind of a pain just because they want the form notarized.
Citizens in Mexico usually not allowed to own guns and that place is a war zone.
I have a conceal carry license and am proud to be able to feel somewhat secure in my home. I'll be glad to get a license to make money with my solo.
However this 333 exemption is ridiculous. I already registered my solo with the FAA for 5 dollars. It's kind of a pain just because they want the form notarized.
GoodnNuff....you are the bearer of bad news!
...I'm sure there is much more coming unless we have a regime change in Washington.
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We should have policed ourselves better.
Here is what I think will happen;
We will be required to register drones at the time of purchase, perhaps asked to register the drones we already own. Each drone will be assigned some sort of identification number allowing it to be traced back to a registered owner in case it brings down a jet or goes rogue and becomes a serial killer.
If we are seen flying in "unsafe" or restricted areas, LE will have the authority to ask for our registration. No registration we will be fined, perhaps have our drone confiscated until we register it.
That is IF any of this ever becomes a reality.
Here is what I think will happen;
We will be required to register drones at the time of purchase, perhaps asked to register the drones we already own. Each drone will be assigned some sort of identification number allowing it to be traced back to a registered owner in case it brings down a jet or goes rogue and becomes a serial killer.
If we are seen flying in "unsafe" or restricted areas, LE will have the authority to ask for our registration. No registration we will be fined, perhaps have our drone confiscated until we register it.
That is IF any of this ever becomes a reality.
Good,
I agree. This is from a post I made on another UAV forum:
Unfortunately, We all knew this would inevitably happen.
"Manufacturers and developers need to police themselves before they provide the government with the public (negative national media attention) ammunition to take the control away from them. Again all of this is just my opinion."
A quote from a post that I wrote to the Autopilot developers on the P2 forum back in May.
Here comes the beuaracracy! Fees, educational requirements, records, annual or quarterly reports, maintenece records, restrictions, little stickers for your birds. Last, but by no means least, fees, licensing fees, taxes, permits...money, money, money, money! Of course only the law-abiding citizens of this country will grudgingly submit, the bad guys ain't registering nothing! Once again we have allowed our government to squash private innovation, exploration and the pioneering spirit. Maybe it really is time for Bernie Sanders. That's the kind of society the majority of this country seems to want.
All just my opinions, of course.
Jerry
I agree. This is from a post I made on another UAV forum:
Unfortunately, We all knew this would inevitably happen.
"Manufacturers and developers need to police themselves before they provide the government with the public (negative national media attention) ammunition to take the control away from them. Again all of this is just my opinion."
A quote from a post that I wrote to the Autopilot developers on the P2 forum back in May.
Here comes the beuaracracy! Fees, educational requirements, records, annual or quarterly reports, maintenece records, restrictions, little stickers for your birds. Last, but by no means least, fees, licensing fees, taxes, permits...money, money, money, money! Of course only the law-abiding citizens of this country will grudgingly submit, the bad guys ain't registering nothing! Once again we have allowed our government to squash private innovation, exploration and the pioneering spirit. Maybe it really is time for Bernie Sanders. That's the kind of society the majority of this country seems to want.
All just my opinions, of course.
Jerry
Obviously those of us who are law abiding with guns, drones and everything in the vast area in between aren't the issue, so these type registrations will have little affect on these issues.
If our guns or drones are taxed or regulated in this way it's only keeping them out of the hands of people who follow the laws and those aren't the people they want to keep them away from. So yea I have no problem doing it and we do need some clear laws on the issue, but it's still not the answer to stopping the idiots doing things to make the news, or cause safety concerns, like the prison drops or other illegal activities. Those guys don't enjoy the hobby, they use it to serve a purpose and they can do the same thing with a p1 or any cheap copter that's already out before any restrictions, back to the drawing board folks this is not the silver bullet.
If our guns or drones are taxed or regulated in this way it's only keeping them out of the hands of people who follow the laws and those aren't the people they want to keep them away from. So yea I have no problem doing it and we do need some clear laws on the issue, but it's still not the answer to stopping the idiots doing things to make the news, or cause safety concerns, like the prison drops or other illegal activities. Those guys don't enjoy the hobby, they use it to serve a purpose and they can do the same thing with a p1 or any cheap copter that's already out before any restrictions, back to the drawing board folks this is not the silver bullet.
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Oh man.
Oh man...
Ahem. Having once been a special-effects dude for a very very small graphics shop, all I can say is:
1: Who among us really didn't want to see that Phantom (I think) fight back somehow?
2: I am going to create my own footage of my Solo in a similiar situation with tiny green men walking out of it as soon as possible.
The opportunities!
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LOLGoodnNuff....you are the bearer of bad news!
Well, here is some good, or at least encouraging news:
The Problems with Mandatory Drone Registration
The Problems with Mandatory Drone Registration | sUAS News
I like that......they're opening up a big can of worms. Doesn't surprise me though. They are a can of worms!
Two different things in my opinion. I could give up my drone but I won't ever be giving up my guns.
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I heard the NRA is getting into the drone business and will be changing their name to NRDA.
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