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The fury of all Los Angeles being focused on this will result in: a) A large fine b) A lengthy prison sentence c) The banning of all non-commercial drones in
by vaxman 2y ago
The fury of all Los Angeles being focused on this will result in:
a) A large fine
b) A lengthy prison sentence
c) The banning of all non-commercial drones in California outside of remote desert areas
d) All of the above
- cf100clunk 2y agoTime to roll out a kill-switch that emergency authorities can use to knock down all unauthorized drones in areas like that. After some fair warning, any drone still flying in such zones would suddenly become dead weight. It might be the only way to guard against this sort of idiocy.
- jerlam 2y agoI believe DJI already has this capability: https://www.dji.com/aeroscope https://www.dji.com/aeroscope
- snypher 2y agoI'm pretty sure aeroscope is for identification and not killswitch?
- snypher 2y agoAh yes, like the crypto backdoors only law enforcement use. E-stopping a drone in flight is about the most dangerous thing you can do if you are worried about hurting someone. My drone has about 25lbs of lithium batteries externally mounted, I'd hate for it to fall on some school bus or firetruck etc.