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To: Rodamala

I have quizzed land surveyors about this. There is a minimum altitude (FAA rule) that planes and helicopters can fly over your property. Anything less than that could be considered trespassing. I don’t remember the altitude, but its certainly higher than shotgun range.

This guy is going to get in trouble because of the discharge of a firearm in the city limits...but its not ‘ok’ to hover around over other people’s property. Especially as drones get bigger and have more powerful blades - if they fall or fly at you, it could actually be dangerous.


14 posted on 07/29/2015 7:35:34 AM PDT by lacrew
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To: lacrew
There is a minimum altitude (FAA rule) that planes and helicopters can fly over your property.

1000 feet is the minimum over "populated areas", 500 over rural areas.

21 posted on 07/29/2015 7:44:52 AM PDT by Tigerized (Your Personal Safety is Yours, and Yours Alone. Aim Small, Miss Small.)
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To: lacrew
This guy is going to get in trouble because of the discharge of a firearm in the city limits...but its not ‘ok’ to hover around over other people’s property. Especially as drones get bigger and have more powerful blades - if they fall or fly at you, it could actually be dangerous.

I am guessing that roaming frequency signal jammers are going to become available in the near future to address snooping. But like you said, I sure hope nobody gets hurt from falling drones.

30 posted on 07/29/2015 7:50:23 AM PDT by catfish1957 (I display the Confederate Battle Flag with pride in honor of my brave ancestors who fought w/ valor)
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