Time to vent.
Apparently, there are people----including politicians----who actually want to shoot at drones being flown overhead.
If you shoot at something up in the air and miss, that bullet is going to come down somewhere.
Look up "Shannon's Law".
Shooting at drones
Moderator: Moderators
-
- Prodigy
- Posts: 3240
- Joined: Sat Nov 02, 2019 5:24 pm
- Has thanked: 19 times
- Been thanked: 570 times
Shooting at drones
Post #1"There is more room for a god in science than there is for no god in religious faith."
--Phil Plate
--Phil Plate
Re: Shooting at drones
Post #11I mean, that's good to hear for their sake. "A lot of countries"? Which ones?Athetotheist wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 3:45 pm [Replying to AdHoc in post #9]
From what I understand, they're "freedoms" which a lot of countries don't have----and are glad they don't have.I think you've created a list of things that there should be common ground on changing. Probably a million different opinions on the solutions but when I look at your list I can't imagine why anyone would disagree... unless they're evil?
Definitely not I was suggesting laser pointers. Like what you'd use in a board room meeting before powerpoint.Athetotheist wrote:Are you suggesting that falling bullets are worth the risk?Back to the OP and to eliminate the risk of falling bullets how about bringing the drones down with laser pointers?
-
- Prodigy
- Posts: 3240
- Joined: Sat Nov 02, 2019 5:24 pm
- Has thanked: 19 times
- Been thanked: 570 times
Re: Shooting at drones
Post #12[Replying to AdHoc in post #11]
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-n ... rcna171652
Less gun violence.....just close your eyes and point to the map.
Are you suggesting that falling bullets are worth the risk?
https://www.autelpilot.com/blogs/skyfen ... he%20crime.
Better health care.....name one; you'll have a pretty good chance."A lot of countries"? Which ones?
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-n ... rcna171652
Less gun violence.....just close your eyes and point to the map.
Are you suggesting that falling bullets are worth the risk?
"Laser pointers can shoot down drones, especially high-performance drones. They can heat the drone, damage its wiring system, and interfere with the pilot's vision. However, using a laser pointer to interfere with a drone is illegal and you could be jailed or pay a hefty fine for the crime."Definitely not I was suggesting laser pointers. Like what you'd use in a board room meeting before powerpoint.
https://www.autelpilot.com/blogs/skyfen ... he%20crime.
"There is more room for a god in science than there is for no god in religious faith."
--Phil Plate
--Phil Plate
Re: Shooting at drones
Post #13Good pointAthetotheist wrote: ↑Thu Mar 27, 2025 7:59 pm [Replying to AdHoc in post #11]
Better health care.....name one; you'll have a pretty good chance."A lot of countries"? Which ones?
https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-n ... rcna171652
I spun the google earth globe 3x and landed on Namibia, the Pacific Ocean and DR Congo ... I was expecting Russia lolLess gun violence.....just close your eyes and point to the map.
Also good pointAre you suggesting that falling bullets are worth the risk?
"Laser pointers can shoot down drones, especially high-performance drones. They can heat the drone, damage its wiring system, and interfere with the pilot's vision. However, using a laser pointer to interfere with a drone is illegal and you could be jailed or pay a hefty fine for the crime."Definitely not I was suggesting laser pointers. Like what you'd use in a board room meeting before powerpoint.
https://www.autelpilot.com/blogs/skyfen ... he%20crime.