what is a drone what size are they

You keep saying someone should stop the drones and you don't know what they are? And you have yet to say what you think should be done about drones.

ira d i know what a drone is for all the people who say things about the drones no one has a way to stop them why not? all is done is talk about them >> talk talk is all i ever see i dont care what happens to them>> what ever i say i get shot down>>

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1. [h=3]Unmanned Aircraft Systems - Federal Aviation Administration[/h]https://www.faa.gov/uas/
   
   
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   May 6, 2015 - FAA Kicks Off "No Drone Zone" Effort for D.C. Area ... is challenging for both the FAA and aviation community, because the U.S. has the busiest, ...‎Model Aircraft Operations Limits - ‎Section 333 - ‎Regulations & Policies - ‎COA
   
   
   
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   Dec 14, 2013 - Although the FAA asserts that all FARs apply todrones, in the NTSB's .... it abundantly clear that the definitionapplies only to Section 336 itself.
   
   
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   Jun 27, 2014 - This week's FAA notice not only reiterates theFAA's position that the definition of “model aircraft” requires that the flying be only for recreation, ...
   
   
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   Although Congress has given the FAA until September 30, 2015 to assimilate ... DIY Drones echoes this definition; claiming that UAVs have the capacity for ...
   
   
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   May 16, 2015 - According to Peter Sachs, Esq. of the DroneLaw Journal blog, these .... Geraghty further noted that the FAAdoesn't actually define or even talk ...
   
   
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   Nov 18, 2014 - The NTSB is siding with the FAA in a fight over the legal definition of drones.
   
   
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   Feb 16, 2015 - Technical, legal, and definition-based challenges hobbled their efforts ... In addition, the FAA proposed a sort of drone operator license with the ...
   
   
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Damn straight...ever since I got a DJI Phantom 2 last year, I don't even want to be in a club that would let a guy like me in it...

No Oneaew: you won't get shot down, but if you don't know what they are, why are you reading about and posting comments? The reason we are talking about this issue is " it involves Safe Flying of R/C Aircraft which includes Drones. Some of the people that buy these Drones are complying with the Safety Regulations and some are NOT! They are violating these rules that are written and posted by the AMA and the FAA, and I don't know exactly why," but we don't more restrictions on all of us, with the careless act's of a few people". That is why we are discussing this issue. A Drone is a multi blade copter, helicopter,, if you wish, some have 4 propellers some have six propellers or more,, and they all require a battery, most used are Lithium Polymer batteries, sorry for the spelling, but this is what we are discussing

With people with your mentality, I understand why they won't let you join. They don't need you and do not want to loose their Charter.

Sport: Do you actually think that the FAA will just shrug it off, OH, another Drone hit another Airliner, oh well, no big deal. Hell he was only 4 miles from the Airport at 2500 ft. Are you convinced this is what will happen when it doe's happen?.
Pilot to FAA controller" ah, we had one of them drones hit our windshear,and I'm looking at it right now" .
Pilot to FAA controller," Ah, seems we lost #2 engine for some reason, don't know why, can you advise?
Yes, I have take my chill pill, now I'm ready.

http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/imag...quote_icon.png Originally Posted by VF84sluggo http://www.rcuniverse.com/forum/imag...post-right.png
Damn straight...ever since I got a DJI Phantom 2 last year, I don't even want to be in a club that would let a guy like me in it...


Looks Like this is getting PERSONAL again Shame Shame
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HD: you are correct, I just wanted to mention to oneaew,what a Drone is, seems he has never heard of them.

Yep, I guess the rest of the club is a bunch of idiots for electing me as pres...so much for my attempt at humor

EDIT: Some apparently didn't get my play on the Groucho Marx 'refuse to be a member of a club that would take a guy like me' comment...so, just for clarification, I am a member of an AMA-sanctioned club, have served as president and safety officer...but I sadly confess I have a 'drone', and what's worse, I even like it. The shame of it all. And, and for just a little more clarification for a poster in this thread, the DJI is an addition to my two turbine jets, my Hellcat, Pulse XT, T-28...all of which have flown at our AMA and US Navy sanctioned field...and I've yet to be thrown out.

Sluggo: Maybe I miss read your post??? So they elected you as Pres. Good for you. So how is that working out for you?

It's worked out quite well; thanks for asking! We had some good jet events, but tightened USN security has made it impossible to hold one now.

My reply was targeted at LCS's comment about 'getting back to vilifying drone pilots', which I found the dry humor in it entertaining. Seems like there is a preconceived notion that if you fly one of those dastardly "drones" you must be some kind of renegade, perhaps even a member of an outlaw biker gang...if even that high on the Junior Leaguer's social scale.

Let's hear what you see is the problems with drones and what you think should or can be done about them, You keep saying all people do is talk but what have you brought to the table in
the way of solutions?

Will the OP please correct the spelling on the title of this thread? It drives me nuts!

Wrong ---> Another Drone Pilot doe's it Again

Correct ---> Another drone pilot does it again

Thank you ...

:cool: Funny thing , when I first saw it , I thought the OP was going for "Doh!" , like Homer Simpson would say , rather than "does" . ;)

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I agree with you in part, But my post that you quoted was in response to oneaew who is always saying that someone should do something about drones but never says what. As for
convincing the FAA/NTSB as to who does what I think they pretty much know that already. I think the FAA reads this forum also but I do feel the AMA could do more in the
public relations area.

Bobby: you are correct. I do not spell words very well, but I do get my point across. I tried to edit the title but can not. If someone knows how, let me know.I tried highlighting the title, won't work. I do not know if I can edit the title?

I have corrected the title of this thread. The OP of any thread can change make changes to title of their thread, but only within the first 60 days of when the first post was made, after that they cannot change the post. This has been a standard setting for RCU from day one of our site. However, if members need something changed after the 60 day timeout they can request from a Moderator, Community Moderator, or Administrator to make those changes for them. As a foot note, to change the title of the thread the OP needs to edit the first post of the thread and then click on the button titled "Go Advanced" which will bring up a screen that will allow him to edit the title of the thread.


Also, while I am here. Some of you may notice that some posts here have gone away. Some members have decided to attack others based upon what has gone on at other RC sites on the web. First, attacking members in the thread is off topic and isn't allowed. Second, attacking or trolling members is off topic and won't be allowed here. Third, what goes on at other sites has no bearing here at RCU and won't be taken into consideration in any manner. However, if I see members continue to stalk or troll other members in an open thread like this again I can assure that those doing this won't be happy with the results as I can make their time here not very pleasant. RCU is a place to come where we can discuss important issues that effect our hobby. We are all supposed to be adults here, however some members want to behave like this is a playground at an elementary school. If you can't come here and discuss these issues like a mature adult then I would suggest you avoid coming here at all. Because if I see any more if the same crap that I removed I will take actions and the persons/people doing it will not like the end results. Now for those not involved in this I apologize that this was necessary, but unfortunately some people just don't seem to get the message any other way.

Ken

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You going to get one?