Originally Posted by
RCflyerCT
The issue and risk IMHO is what is going to happen on the state level. No matter what the Feds say, state lawmakers and regulators can do far more damage..take a look at gun rights for example, where the federal law says one thing, but ask Connecticut and New York folks about their second amendment rights!
The other problem IMHO is that we are not well positioned politically on this issue...Democrats could see more regulation and control over people's lives as a good thing, Republicans could see privacy protection (gotten allot of press from the media relative to drones with cameras) as a good thing, and all will be attuned to the safety arguments that the regulators will make. To exacerbate the issue, the average American could probably care less as our hobby is not widespread (from a practice or understanding perspective).
Quite a conundrum IMHO
Good points Wes. I can already hear Cuomo and Malloy calling for a ban on "high capacity" lipo's! "You don't need 5000 milliamps to fly a drone!!"
Marty