Soldato
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Oh good, Chris Grayling is on the case...
This not hard to do , I brought a drone for £250 , range 300 mtrs after a tweek or two
5.2 k’s full signal but that was done over fields with spotters too .
but it’s very easy I could easy fly hover over there and drink a coffee in my living room while it autonomously did it’s thing and never be caught , but great advert for terror attack .....
Drone footage has been taken, and is now online on the mirror website.
Why do so many people misspell bought?
Bullets don't just carry on on some trajectory into space. Unless you're firing at quite a high angle upwards, as in you're lucky enough that the drone happens to be more or less directly over your head, then they're likely going to pose a fair amount of risk in the location they land in.
You mean bort?Why do so many people misspell bought?
Drone footage has been taken, and is now online on the mirror website.
I'd have assumed that an airfield would the kind of big, open area that would assure safe firing. I guess not.
I think the residents of Crawley, Horley, Copthorne and Charlwood might disagree with your assessment.I'd have assumed that an airfield would the kind of big, open area that would assure safe firing. I guess not.
Some of the drones built by enthusiasts rather than off the shelf products have very different capabilities - there have been projects aiming to build drones with 3 hours flight times and custom UAVs that can do over an hour and many miles distance, etc.