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I'm wondering how the FAA would handle one drone accidentally crashing into another....call out the NTSB?

Robert*PPS wrote: Fri Aug 09, 2019 10:44 am I'm wondering how the FAA would handle one drone accidentally crashing into another....call out the NTSB?

My FIL is an electronics engineer, I've wanted to discuss with him if you could take the emitter out of an older Microwave oven, make it so you can focus the Microwave and use it to fry the electronics on a drone!
It would leave no holes and no outward signs of what caused it to stop functioning!

Robert*PPS wrote: Fri Aug 09, 2019 10:44 am I'm wondering how the FAA would handle one drone accidentally crashing into another....call out the NTSB?

For commercial operations it depends on a two factors (Per § 107.9):
1. Did anyone lose consciousness or receive any serious Injuries?
2. Was there damage to property other than the sUAS that was equal to or greater than $500?

For a forum where the members are among the most law abiding in the country I find it interesting that there are this many post where people are going to such great lengths to try and find a way to commit a federal felony without getting caught.

Further update... well our talking to them may have not been the magic bullet... my wife reports she saw HPD at that house a few weeks ago and that HPD was also talking to another neighbor explaining “if a drone lands in your yard you have every right to keep it”... sounds like creeper-peeper should have been watching his battery level.. will talk to the neighbors and update when I can

G.A. Heath wrote: Fri Aug 09, 2019 6:37 pm

Robert*PPS wrote: Fri Aug 09, 2019 10:44 am I'm wondering how the FAA would handle one drone accidentally crashing into another....call out the NTSB?

For commercial operations it depends on a two factors (Per § 107.9):
1. Did anyone lose consciousness or receive any serious Injuries?
2. Was there damage to property other than the sUAS that was equal to or greater than $500?

For a forum where the members are among the most law abiding in the country I find it interesting that there are this many post where people are going to such great lengths to try and find a way to commit a federal felony without getting caught.

This is the forum where off duty LEOs without LTC discuss driving through a GFSZ with a gun and people with out of state licenses the same thing. Federal felony. Three felonies a day...as the saying goes

Of course talking about it, or how to do it, or what might occur, if one were to do it isn't a felony. And getting the Justice Dept to pursue what's being discussed, and whether they could even make the case in the situations discussed is another matter.

But Rule #4 and stuff.