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US government abandons plan to blacklist Chinese-made drones

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Apparently our extreme leader (oops dictated esteemed) has backtracked due to realities of international commerce. Hope to be able to purchase Mini5 as soon as possible.
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Does this change anything regarding DJI warranties or care refresh being able to be used or tariffs or anything beyond what we already knew about being able to buy in USA at inflated prices or buy from S Korea or other countries with maybe no tariffs or fees?Doesn't sound like it.I realize no new model approvals is still in force.
 
Does this change anything regarding DJI warranties or care refresh being able to be used or tariffs or anything beyond what we already knew about being able to buy in USA at inflated prices or buy from S Korea or other countries with maybe no tariffs or fees?Doesn't sound like it.I realize no new model approvals is still in force.
No, this changes nothing.
 
Incorrect. This is simply one single part of a very complex set of federal agency attempts to ban DJI and others. The DOC simply withdrew this one part of the puzzle.

We don't know exactly why yet, but we have D.C. folks trying to find out. It may be because the FCC announcement on 12/22 had the same desired outcome, or they pulled it due to it being part of the trade talks between Trump and Xi scheduled for April.

Do not believe this headline, it's wrong. This is the kind of garbage we get when someone with just enough knowledge to be dangerous starts posting stuff.
 
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I expect that if things go well at the summit in April, and they will because that's what Trump and the Republicans need, all this DJI crap will end.
 
Has the FAA ever weighed in about Chinese or foreign drones?

Or will they register any drone which the FCC approves?
 
Has the FAA ever weighed in about Chinese or foreign drones?

Or will they register any drone which the FCC approves?
The FAA has nothing to do with this. They are a separate agency. They do not cross reference drones to see if they have an FCC license.
 
FAA regulates civilian airspace, including drones.

I understand the radios require FCC certification but why wouldn't the FAA have a say?
 

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