How to Shoot Down a Drone
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Date: 2022-07-06
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Blu_327
Are drones really that big of a nuisance these days? I recently just bought one for fun, but you make them sound like its so common for people to use them for bad reasons. I can understand someone trying to bypass GPS locked areas because they might live in one and want to fly casually, but i didn't know it became a sport to destroy people's drones when close to homes. This video freaks me out now for I might lose 1000+ dollar drone to some paranoid residents.
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Are drones really that big of a nuisance these days? I recently just bought one for fun, but you make them sound like its so common for people to use them for bad reasons. I can understand someone trying to bypass GPS locked areas because they might live in one and want to fly casually, but i didn't know it became a sport to destroy people's drones when close to homes. This video freaks me out now for I might lose 1000+ dollar drone to some paranoid residents.
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Red
It-s funny that people think that they can shoot down drones they are protected under title 18 section 32 and anyone that damages or disables a drone can be faced with a fine up to $10, 000 and up to 20 years jail time or both the only time a drone can legally be taken out of the sky is if the drone is in restriced airspace like an airport or a military installation and then you still have to get permission by the FAA to shoot it down.
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It-s funny that people think that they can shoot down drones they are protected under title 18 section 32 and anyone that damages or disables a drone can be faced with a fine up to $10, 000 and up to 20 years jail time or both the only time a drone can legally be taken out of the sky is if the drone is in restriced airspace like an airport or a military installation and then you still have to get permission by the FAA to shoot it down.
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Sam
18 USC 32(a) says
Whoever willfully-
(1) sets fire to, damages, destroys, disables, or wrecks any aircraft in the special aircraft jurisdiction of the United States or any civil aircraft used, operated, or employed in interstate, overseas, or foreign air commerce.
shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than twenty years or both
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18 USC 32(a) says
Whoever willfully-
(1) sets fire to, damages, destroys, disables, or wrecks any aircraft in the special aircraft jurisdiction of the United States or any civil aircraft used, operated, or employed in interstate, overseas, or foreign air commerce.
shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than twenty years or both
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EarthSurferUSA
Second line: -But these guys actually have a pretty good excuse for firing guns out in the middle of the desert. -
Why would they need one? I don't think you need to ask permission. You can actually do it for FUN!
I know a commie premise when I hear one. Guess what the premise of that line is?
I am like a bloodhound. :)
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Second line: -But these guys actually have a pretty good excuse for firing guns out in the middle of the desert. -
Why would they need one? I don't think you need to ask permission. You can actually do it for FUN!
I know a commie premise when I hear one. Guess what the premise of that line is?
I am like a bloodhound. :)
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ArtStudio
Yea these drone people got fda backing them. They are not scared to spy on you or your family. I am glad to see all the new jamming software out there. It will help until we can get the anti-privacy laws removed by the fascist state we're in. Stay free!
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Yea these drone people got fda backing them. They are not scared to spy on you or your family. I am glad to see all the new jamming software out there. It will help until we can get the anti-privacy laws removed by the fascist state we're in. Stay free!
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William
it is a federal offense to shoot down any aircraft including drones. net or not. if you dont go to prison. itll cost more than the net catcher when get a you get a hefty fine costing more than than the drone catching devices.
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it is a federal offense to shoot down any aircraft including drones. net or not. if you dont go to prison. itll cost more than the net catcher when get a you get a hefty fine costing more than than the drone catching devices.
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Baan
None of those will even come close to a build fpv with brushless motors those bastards can't get up to 50mph and go a incredible distance. Your shotgun is useless and the nets are not fast enough
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None of those will even come close to a build fpv with brushless motors those bastards can't get up to 50mph and go a incredible distance. Your shotgun is useless and the nets are not fast enough
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--DANGER
Must be pretty bad drone pilots if you stay in one place and allow your drone to be captured. And really? Drones are a -threat-. I haven't seen not one drone flying around ever >: 0
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Must be pretty bad drone pilots if you stay in one place and allow your drone to be captured. And really? Drones are a -threat-. I haven't seen not one drone flying around ever >: 0
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James
I have built one, a very low cost of material. I thought about this for a while, and I'm surprised they did not come out with it yet so don't know which way to go about this
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I have built one, a very low cost of material. I thought about this for a while, and I'm surprised they did not come out with it yet so don't know which way to go about this
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crabman
Cheap and simple option get a basic airgun or make a air gun that put metal needles into and fire them stabbing the drone taking it down or damaging in and marking it
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Cheap and simple option get a basic airgun or make a air gun that put metal needles into and fire them stabbing the drone taking it down or damaging in and marking it
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