DRONE

[CandG]

I love technology, and hobbies, and all that, but something about this new drone fad drives me nuts. I can't put my finger on what it is exactly. I guess it's that fact that any idiot with $200 burning a hole in their pocket can pretend to be a CIA-agent/Documentary-producer, while anonymously annoying the p**s out of everyone around them.

That said, "know your target and what is beyond"... and #8 birdshot sounds like a good choice Prepare to buy the idiot a new drone when they sue you. Worth it. Then rinse and repeat.

[sigstroker]

Toss up a net and snare it. Easier than you think to bring one down non-destructively. That way you can sell it on eBay. Finders Keepers.

-Mark

Barrage balloons.

[sfbay]

Can a pellet rifle do the trick?

[bounty1]

I'd like to build a couple of kamikazes just to keep around for a one way mission.Accidents happen you know.Anyway I think it'd be epic especially if you could film the collision.

[Walking Fire]

You NEED one of these,
Drone Net Gun..
Capture the Drone and Ransom it back to the former owner..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdkd9BX_iBk

[Mayor McRifle]

Can a pellet rifle do the trick?

According to Popular Mechanics it can: http://www.popularmechanics.com/flig...-down-a-drone/

But, as highlighted in the article, a shotgun is still your best bet.

[major burnout]

I'd like to build a couple of kamikazes just to keep around for a one way mission.Accidents happen you know.Anyway I think it'd be epic especially if you could film the collision.

Yes. Drone to drone combat. Otherwise just fire off a barrage of warning fire. If the operator is close he will get the idea and park his toy.

Story time-
A guy from work brought his new quad-cop out too show everyone. The drone took off, went 500' in the air and came straight down and exploded on the parking lot. Everyone was laughing except the drone operator.

Next week he comes back with a new drone. He called all the guys so they could watch his flying skills. Two of the guys were standing conspicuously by their trucks. The drone took off and as it reached 50' in the air the two conspicuous dudes pulled shotguns from the bed of the truck and unloaded. Poor little drone. This time the drone dissentigrated before It hit the pavement. Everyone was laughing hard. Good times

[bounty1]

Yes. Drone to drone combat. Otherwise just fire off a barrage of warning fire. If the operator is close he will get the idea and park his toy.

Story time-
A guy from work brought his new quad-cop out too show everyone. The drone took off, went 500' in the air and came straight down and exploded on the parking lot. Everyone was laughing except the drone operator.

Next week he comes back with a new drone. He called all the guys so they could watch his flying skills. Two of the guys were standing conspicuously by their trucks. The drone took off and as it reached 50' in the air the two conspicuous dudes pulled shotguns from the bed of the truck and unloaded. Poor little drone. This time the drone dissentigrated before It hit the pavement. Everyone was laughing hard. Good times

Lol......pullllllllll

[fighter4cage]

Here is just the thing for you Dirt Farmer.

This Device Turns Any Gun Into An Anti-Drone Ray

http://www.popsci.com/dronedefender-is-an-anti-drone-rifle-attachment

[c4jesus]

I own my privacy. That's what I'm defending. Cameras hovering over my property invade that privacy.

No you really don't own privacy. In all legal fact you have a "right" to very very little privacy and you do not have the right to deprive another person of property for use of AIRSPACE WHICH YOU DO NOT OWN.

If it's outside, it's not private. Are you going to shoot down low flying cessnas? Are you going to shoot down the keyhole satellites that look down on you every day?

What I see is a hyperbolic internet tough guy waving his fist at the wind:

[bounty1]

No you really don't own privacy. In all legal fact you have a "right" to very very little privacy and you do not have the right to deprive another person of property for use of AIRSPACE WHICH YOU DO NOT OWN.

If it's outside, it's not private. Are you going to shoot down low flying cessnas? Are you going to shoot down the keyhole satellites that look down on you every day?

What I see is a hyperbolic internet tough guy waving his fist at the wind:

cute cat does he speak drone..

[Mayor McRifle]

No you really don't own privacy.

Most free Americans would disagree with you. Do you live in L.A.?

Are you going to shoot down low flying cessnas? Are you going to shoot down the keyhole satellites that look down on you every day?

No, just drones with cameras hovering over my property.

[EnglandStGarage]

If drones get any more popular Im investing in a net gun.


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[vliberatore]

You don't own the airspace over your property.

Generlly speaking, you do up to ~500'

[dirtfarmer]

over the years, of all the trespassers.prob hundreds. i have never had any one tell me where they live, so i could go through there property,ride my motorcycle,or let my dog or kids run wild...because we are not hurting anything. plus im sure the everyone carries $1 m insurance just in case they crash into power lines ,buildings or very expensive farm equipment ???