Recent content by Torque

Where did you pull this from? Orem, Utah doesn't have any drone restrictions for recreational users beyond the FAA's restrictions, and LEO are all able to fly for tracking, investigations, and search and rescue. So again, wrong information. Side note: Utah Native here, my Aunt Ora lived...

LOL, not Vaporware at all. Several Drone reviewers/influencers are already releasing reviews

Makes sense since it fits your narrative. Fact: The DJI ban was a republican move.

Sure beats walking a grid through that tall obnoxious grass at Marymoor! I've had to do that a few times to find my planes.

Well I won't trust another nation's news now. But I don't think I need to worry about the British Broadcasting Corp lying to me about American drones... You are probably sore after that stretch.

Oh I didn't decide that. The courts decided that based on the evidence, or lack of evidence in their "news". FOX is an entertainment show.

Do you have a valid example? FOX is not news. They are an entertainment program (their words, not mine). They also settled a $1.6 Billion lawsuit for $787,000,000.00 for reporting fake news. They peddle in conspiracy theories and misinformation. Not a good example.

Not sure what you are asking specifically? Volunteering as civilian to aid Search and Rescue with your consumer drone? Yes, that is possible, if you have the qualifications. Or are you asking, worried that if you use your personal drone to find your lost family member, will you be in trouble...

The same thing is happening with me. I choose "optional cookies" when I open the website using Chrome (I rarely use the mobile site). For every single posted video or photo I get the same box telling me I must "click it to accept 3rd party cookies" before I can view the content. Been like...

Thank you. A few years ago illegal fireworks started a fire in my backyard while I was at work. It had spread to the house siding before the neighbor noticed and was able to extinguish. Had the neighbor not noticed...

Exactly. Drone deliveries are not a replacement for ground delivery, but an additional option in limited markets for quick delivery of a few items.

Has anyone bothered to research this topic? Seems like nothing but assumptions here. Amazon is already using drones in certain parts of the country. Former co-worker in Texas has had a drone deliver items twice to his house. Cable drops the package down in his driveway immediately after...

Do any of you plan for an emergency? We should. I try to scope out a few spots where I could land emergently and be able to retrieve my drone on most of my flights. Few of us could do it as flawlessly as this Amazon drone did.