Chinese drone registration

[Scott Bauman]

Here is an interesting news clip from Shanghai.   
I am seriously considering moving to China sometime in the next few years (or maybe part of the year there and part of the year here in USA) and trying to learn as much as I can.  It sounds from this news clip they have the drone issue figured out.  The news clip was interesting.

-Scott

[John Rist]

Drones are in a class by themselves and should not be lumped in with model aircraft.   The video does not make mention of any other aircraft - just drones.

[FLOYD CARTER]

How can there be any drones in China?  They have all been sent over here to Walmart.

[Scott Bauman]

I think there is more drones flying around in China than here in the USA.
 video of a nice park

[john e. holliday]

This person looks like he knows what he is doing.   The spectators don't look threatened either.   Beautiful scenery.

[Randy Cuberly]

This person looks like he knows what he is doing.   The spectators don't look threatened either.   Beautiful scenery.

Yeah, it's amazing what can be done with thousands of years of Slave Labor.  Remember this is China where people that complain have a bad habit of simply disappearing.

 

[Steve Helmick]

Yeah, it's amazing what can be done with thousands of years of Slave Labor.  Remember this is China where people that complain have a bad habit of simply disappearing.

 

All true, of course, but it shows more common sense than our own gooberment's current plan for controlling the Quadrotor fiasco.  Steve

[Scott Bauman]

The location of the drone video is in Shenzhen.  Shenzhen is where most of our electronics and drones come from.  The big drone company  DJI is based in Shenzhen.  Not to far from Fairy Lake Park.
China 2015 is not China 1800 or even 1940.
Here is some drone racing in Shenzhen.

[john e. holliday]

And I thought the on board camera flying the stunt pattern made me dizzy.   I had to hang onto the chair with both hands.