Yahoo feed ad full of BS.

[Jeffro15]

Just saw an ad on my yahoo feed from a"financial advisor" named Lee Bellinger at wallstreetrebel.com, claiming that it is now unlawful to fly a drone not made in North America in us airspace.

Seems he's trying to sell stocks in us made uas. His info is wrong, and in my opinion is harmful to our industry.

Comments?

 

[Ron (MM)]

Just saw an ad on my yahoo feed from a"financial advisor" named Lee Bellinger at wallstreetrebel.com, claiming that it is now unlawful to fly a drone not made in North America in us airspace.

Seems he's trying to sell stocks in us made uas. His info is wrong, and in my opinion is harmful to our industry.

Comments?

send feed link

 

[Jeffro15]

This is the link.

5 Compelling Reasons Why Investors Should Position Now for the Seismic Shift That Could Turn the $1 Billion Drone Industry into a $25 Billion One in Just 4 Years | Wall Street Rebel

Part of the Wall Street Rebel site. Dedicated to delivering institutional quality market analysis, investor education courses, news, and winning buy/sell recommendations - 100% FREE!

wallstreetrebel.com

 

[Ron (MM)]

This is the link.

5 Compelling Reasons Why Investors Should Position Now for the Seismic Shift That Could Turn the $1 Billion Drone Industry into a $25 Billion One in Just 4 Years | Wall Street Rebel

Part of the Wall Street Rebel site. Dedicated to delivering institutional quality market analysis, investor education courses, news, and winning buy/sell recommendations - 100% FREE!

wallstreetrebel.com

Thank my friend

 

[lookout]

There was some talk about not using drones made in China and favoring using drones made in US.

There is the suspicion of the Chinese made spy toys. The US military says that the Chinese made DJI drones are in their experience not something they want to use in sensitive areas. Even with the corona virus planned-demic, it was advised not to use the free handouts.

I don't recall it being illegal however, at least not yet.

 

[Jeffro15]

As far as I know, the US government has grounded it's fleet of Chinese made drones, but no laws regarding private commercial or recreational drones have been passed.

 

[rehkram]

It's called 'pump and dump', look it up.

 

[Jeffro15]

Looks like fraud to me. Still hurts law abiding pilots, when some uninformed jerk hassles you about flying your uas.

 

[GadgetGuy]

Looks like fraud to me. Still hurts law abiding pilots, when some uninformed jerk hassles you about flying your uas.

Plenty of uninformed jerks haven't read the article, and will still hassle you for flying your uas, despite your law abidance. Avoid them. Fly discreetly and away from those who might hassle you.

 

[eaglesurfing]

What people will do to make money. First red flag was CNN. Lost me right away.

Not all drones................ Read below.

Why DJI probably won't be banned from selling drones in the US

This sky-based patent war still has legs

www.techradar.com

 

[GadgetGuy]

Not all drones................ Read below.

Why DJI probably won't be banned from selling drones in the US

This sky-based patent war still has legs

www.techradar.com

That's old news from May. The ruling in the link was later appealed, and Autel lost the appeal. There will be no injunction on importing any DJI drones as a result of the Autel/DJI patent dispute.