Tin foil solved, the first of 30,000 armed drones to be deployed in US skies
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LMAO... chups love tacos!!
Suck it...
A major concern with sUAS is what does the FAA consider "Commercial Use".
" The FAA has consistently defined commercial operation in terms of whether the operator receives direct or indirect payment for the operation. It is not necessary that the operation be conducted for profit or even that there be any intent or ability to make a profit. The compensation is not just limited to monetary payments but includes anything of value. This broad definition of compensation has been affirmed and adopted by both the NTSB and the federal courts. Administrator v. Roundtree, 2 NTSB 1712 (1975); Administrator v. Mims, NTSB Order No. EA-3284, review denied 988 F.2d 1380; Consolidated Flower Shipments, Inc., Bay Area, 16 C.A.B. 804 (1953), aff'd. 213 F.2d 814 (2nd Cir. 1954)."
This definition applies to sUAS. I can totally trust those guys down there!!!
A major concern with sUAS is what does the FAA consider "Commercial Use".
" The FAA has consistently defined commercial operation in terms of whether the operator receives direct or indirect payment for the operation. It is not necessary that the operation be conducted for profit or even that there be any intent or ability to make a profit. The compensation is not just limited to monetary payments but includes anything of value. This broad definition of compensation has been affirmed and adopted by both the NTSB and the federal courts. Administrator v. Roundtree, 2 NTSB 1712 (1975); Administrator v. Mims, NTSB Order No. EA-3284, review denied 988 F.2d 1380; Consolidated Flower Shipments, Inc., Bay Area, 16 C.A.B. 804 (1953), aff'd. 213 F.2d 814 (2nd Cir. 1954)."
This definition applies to sUAS. I can totally trust those guys down there!!!
I'm only gonna say this one more time. The only difference between a Martian fart and a sandstorm is that a sand storm doesn't glow in the dark. Thanks Mr. Moose for proving my point.
woohoooo awesome.
There was a drone in Qatar that locked out it's pilot's remote access while it was on the runway, targeted every ARMED vehicle around, and then started weapons launch prep ON IT'S OWN before the crew finally remotely shut it down. BTW, the OS for the drone in the story was jokingly called SKYNET before this incident.
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Surely that Predator on the active list wouldnt be armed, neither would any of those models from Raytheon right?
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