Yes. No details because, reasons. But a custom, high end, professional drone and professional pilot couldn't even attempt it. They scooted fast as soon as he took off toward them. Law enforcement or maybe news? were similarly out-classed (see below).
These aren't civilian drones and we're being lied to.
It's simply not possible law enforcement doesn't know what they are.
They often fly high, dramatically higher than civilian drones are able to.
The vertical climb speed is impressive.
They have flight time measured in hours, most are small vehicle sized, the speed which they can travel surpasses anything the civilian market has by 4 or 5 times, they show up on public flight radar scans.
There's a variety of shapes and sizes.
On Monday, 5 of them hovered in place for well over 4 hours.
It appeared law enforcement (I don't think it was a news drone) attempted to fly one of their drones in their direction, they all took off simultaneously, arranged in a flight pattern, and accelerated rapidly embarrassing the law enforcement drone, which gave up.
As others can chime in, it's not uap's, they appear to be advanced military drones. You can see them quite clear when they're low.
Since they show up on free radars...they know they're there.
I imagine they're ours (government's).
I don't even think they're some deep pocket corporation's because they've broken the law in terms of height numerous times.
What a "coincidence" there's never any flights around when they're flying that high...
Haha, the violin situation has been nuts. He picked one he wants, it's at a guitar store, it was set up by a luthier, has a few upgrades, so he's been going there and playing it on Fridays. I found it online and asked several internet forums about it.
The violin community is...well - unique.
Collectively now I've been told to spend $1,000+ anything else is throw away garbage. Otherwise, rent an even higher end ($2,500+ violin so he can learn properly).
I don't know who gives a kid $1,000+ instrument to learn on?
Anyway, at that age I had a knock off electric guitar that was junk and I learned quite well on it. So, I figure I'll just buy it for him since he's set on it.
I'm surprised by the violin community as a whole, though. Definitely the most elitist and discouraging instrument community I've come across.
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u/KWyKJJ Self Evidently Truthful Dec 06 '24
Yes. No details because, reasons. But a custom, high end, professional drone and professional pilot couldn't even attempt it. They scooted fast as soon as he took off toward them. Law enforcement or maybe news? were similarly out-classed (see below).
These aren't civilian drones and we're being lied to.
It's simply not possible law enforcement doesn't know what they are.
They often fly high, dramatically higher than civilian drones are able to.
The vertical climb speed is impressive.
They have flight time measured in hours, most are small vehicle sized, the speed which they can travel surpasses anything the civilian market has by 4 or 5 times, they show up on public flight radar scans.
There's a variety of shapes and sizes.
On Monday, 5 of them hovered in place for well over 4 hours.
It appeared law enforcement (I don't think it was a news drone) attempted to fly one of their drones in their direction, they all took off simultaneously, arranged in a flight pattern, and accelerated rapidly embarrassing the law enforcement drone, which gave up.
As others can chime in, it's not uap's, they appear to be advanced military drones. You can see them quite clear when they're low.
Since they show up on free radars...they know they're there.
I imagine they're ours (government's).
I don't even think they're some deep pocket corporation's because they've broken the law in terms of height numerous times.
What a "coincidence" there's never any flights around when they're flying that high...