The AMA responds to an article in Smithsonian Air and Space Magazine.
Note that the AMA claims it is "The national body for aeromodeling operations".
Wow! FAA step aside, the AMA is running the show now !
The AMA responds to an article in Smithsonian Air and Space Magazine.
Note that the AMA claims it is "The national body for aeromodeling operations".
Wow! FAA step aside, the AMA is running the show now !
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Agree Bill,
Where I intend to fly the most serious thing that could happen would be to lose control for whatever reason and inadvertently fly into a cow, or a fence.
Who tells the bird, it can't fly into my window? life is a risk, live it or die wondering why you didnt...
edit: Reminiscent of days past; when unmanned aviation was just getting started...
Marilyn Monroe (Norma Jeane at the time) worked in UAV's as seen here.
I agree with what you say Allen, but in history, there are those that have always been timid, so to speak, and afraid of progress. But there are always those that will boldly take risks to achieve their goals. If we didn't have those bold people, we would still be swinging in trees.
Like I have said before, I don't advocate breaking any laws, but there are times when a person will do what they have to do to complete a experiment that has been burning in their being.
I will continue to fly where I do, and do my experiments. I will not do them if there is any risk to body or property, but I will continue to do them.