https://shop.iflight-rc.com/Nazgul5-Anal...NF-Pro1966 Wrote:Note
1. iFlight products may be used for civilian purposes only and any direct or indirect use of iFlight products for or in connection with the following is prohibited:

(1)Any military combat purpose or military combat related use;  
(2)Terrorist activities: The purchaser also shall require its customers or end users to comply with the foregoing requirements.

Because Terrorists are going to RTFM or generally give a fk.

I also don't think they would use it for combat related use.  I mean for that usage you need something reliable.

Probably in response to this:

At around the 1 min mark

This all blew-up on social media earlier in the week with people suggesting that iFlight products should be boycotted. It's a known fact that I'm not an iFlight fan but with all the propaganda going on it's not clear who is really telling the truth so I thought it was probably a little unfair to dump on iFlight unltil any any hard proof comes out. JB & Blunty covered this topic on their FPV News slot this week (click HERE to open the segment in question) and JB will be putting out a dedicated video before the end of the week on these iFlight accusations.

Either way, none of this publicity around how FPV drones are being used on the battlefield is good for the hobby and it will unfortunately ultimately give the lawmakers some good reasons to impose even tighter regulations on what we can actually do with them in the future.

Thing is it will happen, as JB says, it's the nature of war.

DJI cam drones are expensive. They are also better used as aerial surveillance platform and for dropping small munitions. FPV kit is fast and highly manouverable. Someone was bound to take advantage. If they started using BMW motorcycles to deliver bombs, would they legislate against motorcycles.

But the fact they got 400 Chimaera 7's is highly amusing. I can rarely buy a single AIO FC due to stock shortages and they managed to get 400 RTF drones.

Below is JB's video on the subject that he published a few hours ago...