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Comments on Mock Drone Attack On German Chancellor
Try reading 'Kill Decision' to get another viewpoint on drone technology. (Read the complete story)

"Considering how easy it would be to arm a quad-copter with 3oz of C4, it's an attack that would be successful once, and tried unsuccessfully many times thereafter."
(Dewtey 10/2/2013 4:45:11 AM)
"I should be taking delivery of my Techject Dragonfly UAV sometime before the end of the year. This device is a pocket-sized device that makes use of existing WiFi networks, and will probably cost less than $500 to buy. They will be able to take still pictures or video for 15 minutes on a charge, and are more or less silent in use.


(Robot Dragonfly from TechJect)

What will it be like when hundreds of people at a concert venue or at a political rally are using these devices? They could wind up being as ubiquitous as cell phone cameras. And of course they could be used to carry other, more deadly, payloads."
(Bill Christensen 10/2/2013 6:25:41 AM)

"The world, she is a-changing."
(Dewtey 10/3/2013 5:58:08 PM)

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