What are you going to do after model planes?
05-26-2016, 12:08 PM
#51
The proposed regulations regarding certification are not new. Giant scale (over 55lbs) have been doing it for years and it is not that big of a deal. I fall into the group that believes we will be able to continue on as near usual. Everything they are proposing is directed at sUAS's and we are just caught in the mix. Both versions contain the special rule to some degree, it is the build and certification aspect causing the fuss. But after all is said and done the FAA does have the ability/ authority to say we are not limiting R/C as long as (special conditions inserted here) are followed. Besides, if they take long enough to figure something out it will be time to start over with it again.
05-26-2016, 12:10 PM
#52
07-01-2016, 12:52 PM
#58
My Feedback: (6)
In the old Soviet Union, R/C planes were outlawed.
Not sure about China though; there is a lot of R/C going on around the country there.
Anybody who continues to believe Uncle will be content with just registration ....just take a look around you and witness just how much Uncle has gotten involved with in ever increasing manner.
The take a look at the price of a new car.
No bureaucrat worth his or her salt ever stops at any given point. They have to keep going until they regulate something to death. They have to. It's how they justify their taxpayer supported jobs.
Not sure about China though; there is a lot of R/C going on around the country there.
Anybody who continues to believe Uncle will be content with just registration ....just take a look around you and witness just how much Uncle has gotten involved with in ever increasing manner.
The take a look at the price of a new car.
No bureaucrat worth his or her salt ever stops at any given point. They have to keep going until they regulate something to death. They have to. It's how they justify their taxpayer supported jobs.
07-01-2016, 01:28 PM
#59
In the old Soviet Union, R/C planes were outlawed.
Not sure about China though; there is a lot of R/C going on around the country there.
Anybody who continues to believe Uncle will be content with just registration ....just take a look around you and witness just how much Uncle has gotten involved with in ever increasing manner.
The take a look at the price of a new car.
No bureaucrat worth his or her salt ever stops at any given point. They have to keep going until they regulate something to death. They have to. It's how they justify their taxpayer supported jobs.
Not sure about China though; there is a lot of R/C going on around the country there.
Anybody who continues to believe Uncle will be content with just registration ....just take a look around you and witness just how much Uncle has gotten involved with in ever increasing manner.
The take a look at the price of a new car.
No bureaucrat worth his or her salt ever stops at any given point. They have to keep going until they regulate something to death. They have to. It's how they justify their taxpayer supported jobs.
07-01-2016, 02:50 PM
#60
Gerry
07-01-2016, 04:24 PM
#61
Banned
My Feedback: (8)
Yes, take away the cops on the roads and the red lights. After all, we can self-police ourselves... After all we have cameras in the intersection because we have red lights. No red light, no camera, no accidents... Self regulation! Yey! and no max or min speeds that causes accidents. I know, let's eliminate interactions because there is where the accidents happen...
Gerry
Gerry
07-02-2016, 05:23 AM
#62
In the old Soviet Union, R/C planes were outlawed.
Not sure about China though; there is a lot of R/C going on around the country there.
Anybody who continues to believe Uncle will be content with just registration ....just take a look around you and witness just how much Uncle has gotten involved with in ever increasing manner.
The take a look at the price of a new car.
No bureaucrat worth his or her salt ever stops at any given point. They have to keep going until they regulate something to death. They have to. It's how they justify their taxpayer supported jobs.
Not sure about China though; there is a lot of R/C going on around the country there.
Anybody who continues to believe Uncle will be content with just registration ....just take a look around you and witness just how much Uncle has gotten involved with in ever increasing manner.
The take a look at the price of a new car.
No bureaucrat worth his or her salt ever stops at any given point. They have to keep going until they regulate something to death. They have to. It's how they justify their taxpayer supported jobs.
07-05-2016, 11:17 AM
#63
All right gentlemen, let's please keep the thread on topic of RC planes and not politics. Politics is No-NO on RCU and if you insist of trying to keep talking about them then I will simply close the thread. But let's make it easy and stay away from that topic. You will notice a huge chunk of posts have disappeared because they had nothing to do with the thread and I deleted them.
07-05-2016, 02:07 PM
#64
All right gentlemen, let's please keep the thread on topic of RC planes and not politics. Politics is No-NO on RCU and if you insist of trying to keep talking about them then I will simply close the thread. But let's make it easy and stay away from that topic. You will notice a huge chunk of posts have disappeared because they had nothing to do with the thread and I deleted them.
Gerry
