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lurker said:
The reason I don't like them is that they are advancing so quickly they will very quickly become one of warfares primary weapons, and I know they use UCAVs already but these things will be even more deadly
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How is it any different to planes being used in warfare?

Many significant technological advances and developments will inevitably have a military application. Pointless feeling bad about that.
 


steve30000 said:
Explains why the one in Sunderland shut. Their prices are a disgrace tbf
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Too bloody right.

There’s no way a business can last by fleecing customers to the extent they do. Good riddance to them. With eBay and online component suppliers selling to the general public at decent prices, there’s no place for them.
 
Tadger said:
How is it any different to planes being used in warfare?

Many significant technological advances and developments will inevitably have a military application. Pointless feeling bad about that.
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A plane is controlled by a human, drones are already capable of killing without a human decision being made
 
XK120 said:
Probably a bit too close to the railway to be legal.
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if it was over crowd of people, action would be taken, not so harsh on countryside

50 Meters, think the police have better things to do.( its buildings also) but when your posting it to youtube for everyone to see, it might be the CAA come calling. these people that post drone vids of it travelling 6 mile to youtube (got to be in line of sight)
 
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It’s important to note that Koch worked closely with officials at the amusement park when making his video of the Helix ride, and therefore had the necessary permission to put his bird in the sky. Indeed, the flight took place before the park opened, minimizing the risk to the public should one of his tricky maneuvers have gone awry

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Drone Pilot Races a Roller Coaster for Awesome Action Footage | Digital Trends

Watch this amazing drone pilot skillfully keep up with a roller coaster, weaving in and out of its supporting structure while somehow managing not to crash. The stunt took place recently at the Liseberg amusement park in Gothenburg, Sweden, with the full co-operation of the park’s operator.
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