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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam
So the real question is, and it looks like a grey area, who owns the airspace rights below 500ft? There is a lot of state legislation pending protecting property owner's rights.
So how would you stop an intruding drone? A rifle with a sound suppressor is a federal felony -- but it seems the logical choice -- RF jamming or laser weapons would endanger aircraft.
- A new hi-power pellet gun or rifle with a laser sight?
- A mini non-explosive rocket launcher designed to down a drone.
- An anti drone weapons array on your rooftop?
These drones are going to become commonplace in 5 or 10 years. Looks like an easy venture capital project the demand will be guaranteed by the targets of surveillance both government and private. |
Electric force field that zaps anything that enters below that level, might need a cat to eat all the birds that drop as well. Could also use high powered water to blast it outta da air and reduce bird fatalities as maybe only 50% would drown or get their wings knocked off.
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Originally Posted by **********
You don't need a drone for that. Use Google Earth to see my house, and send me $10 and I'll turn on my double-headed dong cam for you.
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Raise your pricing if looking to replace the Volt with a Tesla sooner than later.
