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FAA drone rule shot down
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FAA drone rule shot down
crankbndr Fri May 19, 2017 2:02 pm
Now get your money back
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/drone-pilots-dont-have-to-register-under-faas-controversial-rule-court-rules-2017-05-19
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/drone-pilots-dont-have-to-register-under-faas-controversial-rule-court-rules-2017-05-19
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Re: FAA drone rule shot down
pkrankow Fri May 19, 2017 2:30 pm
Already did. I registered during the initial "free" period. I doubt anybody who didn't register early will get a penny back though.
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Re: FAA drone rule shot down
fredvon4 Fri May 19, 2017 2:40 pm
As I was one of the very very few DOT FAA respondents I always suspect the wording and convoluted logic DOT/FAA used to get around Congress would not survive a Federal Court case
AS relates to Citizen HOBBY use of the NAS....I also am a proponent that commercial NAS use (by any method) needs well written regulation
Fortunately my FAA registration was free so other than letting THEM know who I am ( and as a Licensed Amateur Radio Operator THEY already have THAT data)...I was never truly concerned with this over reach and knee jerk reaction
AS relates to Citizen HOBBY use of the NAS....I also am a proponent that commercial NAS use (by any method) needs well written regulation
Fortunately my FAA registration was free so other than letting THEM know who I am ( and as a Licensed Amateur Radio Operator THEY already have THAT data)...I was never truly concerned with this over reach and knee jerk reaction
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Re: FAA drone rule shot down
GallopingGhostler Fri May 19, 2017 5:39 pm
Anonymous sources from an undisclosed location reportedly found the conspirators responsible for pushing this legislation.
I should have known.
Seriously,
here's further discussion in RC Groups:
rcgroups.com/forums/thread 2890686 Federal Appeals Court The FAA's Registration Rule Violates Section 336
I should have known.
Seriously,
here's further discussion in RC Groups:rcgroups.com/forums/thread 2890686 Federal Appeals Court The FAA's Registration Rule Violates Section 336
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Re: FAA drone rule shot down
Kim Sat May 20, 2017 6:47 am
If this was the greatest government rip-off by these perverts, I'd feel like I'm still ahead of the game. The boy-lovers can keep my 5 bucks...
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Re: FAA drone rule shot down
GallopingGhostler Sat May 20, 2017 8:34 am
Following was stated by AMA:
However, I will not believe it until it is posted in law by the US Government Printing Office (i.e., FAA regulation rescinded). If FAA appeals and it goes to Supreme Court, there is a possibility that the SCOTUS will overrule.
However, I will not believe it until it is posted in law by the US Government Printing Office (i.e., FAA regulation rescinded). If FAA appeals and it goes to Supreme Court, there is a possibility that the SCOTUS will overrule.
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