Let’s say that hypothetically someone flew an fpv drone right up to your bedroom door, which is accessible from outside the building, during the middle of the night at 11pm.
What do?
Let’s say that hypothetically someone flew an fpv drone right up to your bedroom door, which is accessible from outside the building, during the middle of the night at 11pm.
What do?
Sorry, how do you get their info?
I don’t know the weight just by sound, it was night so I didn’t get a good look at it. I have cameras for security and early warning but they’re all covering paths on the ground, I’ve moved some around though to get a view that covers the air too so if it comes back again I’ll have footage.
Ahh, problem. This is the UK.
Oh yeah everything I said applies to US only. Don’t know anything about UK drone laws, but a cursory search suggests that remote id isn’t even required there.
you need a flyer id and an operator id which must be displayed on the drone
if it’s over 250 grams or under but has a camera and is not classified as a toy at least
the rules
Of all the awful parts of the US, the FAA might be the singular bright star.