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That's a serious question but you chose two things that would not seriously hurt someone if they hit them? I doubt the seriousness of your question.
by freshhawk 12y ago
That's a serious question but you chose two things that would not seriously hurt someone if they hit them? I doubt the seriousness of your question.
- bigiain 12y agoIs _is_ a serious question, because everyone's talking about "drones" as though they're _all_ 1kg+ "flying lawnmowers". I've hit myself (both intentionally and unintentionally by being reckless) with both my ~320g and my ~380g quadcopters. I know for sure that they are no more a risk of "seriously hurting someone" than a freak Frisbee or bicycle or rollerskate accident (those last two of which I've got stories about bystanders being hospitalised by in the last ~12 months). As hinted, I know I set that question up in an intentionally argumentative way - but that's in response to very few people acknowledging the difference between a ~30g Hubsan X4, a 380g Parrot AR Drone, and a 3kg DJI Phantom 2. Two of thosw "classes of quadcopters" weigh less than a football.