Right, but that's typically only the takeoff point. Operator can move before or after takeoff if they were trying to avoid detection.
Right, but that's typically only the takeoff point. Operator can move before or after takeoff if they were trying to avoid detection.
Not to be argumentative, but that wasn't what i asked. I wanted to know how the operator's location was tracked. It sounds like it really can't, at least not through aeroscope. To do that, through aeroscope, the remote would have to transmit it's position which would only be possible if the device connected to it had its location services turned on, and the remote read and transmitted it. Or if the remote itself had a GPS receiver in it.Of course. I was simply answering the question about the data, and what it represents.
Not to be argumentative, but that wasn't what i asked. I wanted to know how the operator's location was tracked. It sounds like it really can't, at least not through aeroscope. To do that, through aeroscope, the remote would have to transmit it's position which would only be possible if the device connected to it had its location services turned on, and the remote read and transmitted it. Or if the remote itself had a GPS receiver in it.
Outside of aeroscope I guess they could use triangulation.
I would have registered it for you for only $50
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What a bunch of hogwash! Stating that there is no such thing as a "hobbiest" drone flyer is just flat out untrue! The FAA clearly states this designation on lots of thier documentation. This is bullying!
A person or persons is flying a drone at night near cranes. Great! - Not your problem. Move on FBI Drone cop!
You were much more open than I would have been. I would have literally told him that I did not wish to spend the time with him while he tried to misinterpret my words and twist them around. Wanna see my drone. OK produce a search warrant. Then I would have told him if that does not sit well with him he could call my attorney if he wished to discuss any topics of concern. Then I would have rattled off the attorneys name and phone number. He is my girlfriends brother and would talk this guy into throwing a rope over the rafters at his home by the time he was done.
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I wouldn’t post here about it if I was OP. You guys, don’t you think the FBI and certain interested others automatically monitor this site’s, and others like it, discussions? Using keywords like “FBI” and “drone” together in the same post probably lights up at least a yellow light on some monitor someplace in a dark little office. Oops, just did it.
His interpretation!!! Everyone should be registered under 107, yeah right! Another way of saying give more money to the government. If the FAA wanted everyone to register under 107, then why is there a choice? Why does the FAA talk about non-107 registration and flying rules?
Like the FBI dosent have anything better to do!!I am absolutely flummoxed that the FBI had two of its Special Agents assigned to checking out drone registration. All I can think is those agents must have really pissed off someone at the Hoover building in DC to het an assignment like that.
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