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bcsaltchucker · 06-10-2015, 07:36 PM

Navy cut well argued, makes sense.

The only assumption I see here is that small quad imaging is not very useful. In fact it is probably the small quads that will find the most new uses going forward, especially as their capability is advancing amazingly fast and they present drastically less safety risk which opens up more places to use them.

But the flip side is ... the small imaging quads are cheap. Anyone can buy one, and they sell them by the hundreds of thousands. So no barrier to entry to that market, and thus there is too much competition. Thus very little money to be made. Although with the toughening TC rules, that does help eliminate the fly by nighters somewhat.

06-10-2015, 07:36 PM	#54
bcsaltchucker RCC Supreme Contributor I am: Scott R Join Date: May 2012 Location: VICTORIA Radio of choice: Frsky-Taranis # of RCs: 20 Feedback: 0 / 0% Posts: 2,034 Total Props: 24	Re: Want to fly Multis for Commercial Purposes? READ THIS Navy cut well argued, makes sense. The only assumption I see here is that small quad imaging is not very useful. In fact it is probably the small quads that will find the most new uses going forward, especially as their capability is advancing amazingly fast and they present drastically less safety risk which opens up more places to use them. But the flip side is ... the small imaging quads are cheap. Anyone can buy one, and they sell them by the hundreds of thousands. So no barrier to entry to that market, and thus there is too much competition. Thus very little money to be made. Although with the toughening TC rules, that does help eliminate the fly by nighters somewhat.