Recent content by Ex Coelis

Beautifully done!! Stirs up great memories; I need to go back!

Bonjour Jean-Marc et bienvenue sur le forum de Sudbury, Canada.

Nice case! Can I ask where you got it?

Well, if you’re content to debase and embarrass yourself even further, rather than have an adult discussion about a point of law from another country on which you are woefully uneducated, go right ahead…. Frankly though, I’m done having a battle of wits with a totally unarmed opponent.

1. Sorry, but I think your humour could use some polish? 2. At no point have I suggested 100 mph or 100 knots is prudent or safe; simply that there is no speed limit (yet). Should there be one? I expect there will be; 100 km/h (62 mph) perhaps. I hope it doesn’t take a serious mishap to get...

Generally accepted practice?! The CAR is black and white legislation; codified law! Nothing “generally accepted” about it!

Read post #64 and #68

Read post 64

That’s your very best kindergarten response?

You’re absolutely correct on one point, RPA are aircraft!! But… you missed a pesky little section in CAR Part 6, Subpart 2, Section 602.01 Please tell me you can’t possibly believe those speeds and altitudes relate to RPA? You really shouldn’t cherry pick data without reading the whole piece...

Thanks for mentioning AIM. As the title states, it is informational and suggestive in nature. It holds no force in law, and creates no chargeable offences. Since this discussion began with the California guy berating and chastising the OP for committing a “crime” when in fact he did not, the...

Another obtuse comment. It’s a certification level…. Basic, Advanced and Flight Reviewer.

That’s right…. Our current certification levels for RPA are Basic, Advanced, and Flight Reviewer. There are new levels coming for BVLOS and Over 25 kg.

I haven’t googled anything, nor will I, since I have the full CAR sitting on my desk in front of me. The internet is rife with misleading and erroneous information, and you’ve fallen prey to that. One last time: the CAR is the definitive authority on any flight rules in Canada. If you aren’t...

I’m not sure what you think you “googled”, but the authority on RPA flight in Canada is Part 9 of the CAR. There is no maximum speed defined there in. As well, there are no “local” rules in Canada. Transport Canada is the singular federal agency regulating the airspace across the country. And...