In case you haven’t seen the meme with comedian/actor Tracy Morgan (of “Saturday Night Live” and “30 Rock” fame) repeatedly saying the word “nope,” here it is for your viewing pleasure because it’s salient to this article. Advertisement
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The short answer to the question posited in the headline is exactly that — nope. And we deliver it with exactly the same boisterous incredulity because we shouldn’t have to tell anyone that strapping anything onto a drone — whether it be fireworks, guns, bombs, or even the innocuous water balloon (although that might be fun) — is frowned upon by virtually every local, state, and federal agency in the continental United States….
Check out the original article: [Slashgear]Can You Attach A Weapon To Your Drone? Here’s What The Law Says
