I would like to order a small drone toy like this one:
Is it legal? Anybody has done it? I know people have been fined for ordering toy lasers and pocket knives.
That link kind of looks suspicious?
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It’s a normal Temu link from Google, that is why it is so long. Here what it looks like when you click on it:
Does the drone features toy lasers or a pocket knife? Why worry? Only joking haha
Some years ago there was a thread about drones. These are the regulations
The link takes exactly the whole screen on my smartphone. I don’t know whether it’s even legal to post links like this.
Chrome can handle 65,536 characters in a URL.
Are you suggesting that there’s an upper limit above which one would be breaking the law?
Who’s law? Swiss laws? Chinese laws? Mother-in-laws?
Yes, it’s legal but don’t expect much for 24 CHF.
Someone bought one for my kids when we were last in the UK which was pretty similar.
The asked, before we left, if we could fly it over their farm and film it.
Despite it being nearly a nil wind day, the fact that the drone was drifting backwards under full power suggested a stronger wind gradient than reality.
The photos were terrible - there were some vehicles in the yard but you couldn’t work out make/model.
So advertising blurb like “Pro level Photography system” should not be taken literally.
Common sense law, maybe?