China-made hi-tech drones seized in Bengaluru

[Chhatrapati]

I don't think that is the real issue.
If drone has nationality, then why did indian military use DJI Phantom 3 to spy Pakistan?

Already debunked in many threads. Indian army do not use DJI drones.
Some fake news created by Pakistan, and Chinese here are going haywire.
As of now, there are laws regarding flying drones.
http://www.businessinsider.in/Flyin...n-jail-Know-the-laws/articleshow/53928862.cms

 

[Jlaw]

I am just wondering, since DJI has launched a series of industrial drones, one is used in agriculture to spray pesticide. Is there any possibility that in 2018 indian army will secretly buy some units to spray poisonous compound?

Then, the infamous indian media will say, look, it's not our fault, it's a Made-in-China drone!

Farmers are required to manage acres of farmland at a time, and have recently begun to tap into aerial technology to do so efficiently and sustainably. DJI MG-1S revolutionizes the way in which farmers can utilize drones to manage and take care of their crops.

In this video, three individuals in the agricultural drone industry speak of their experiences with DJI's MG-1S and tell us why it stands out amongst the UAV choices when considering factors of precision, effectiveness, intuitiveness, ease of use, safety, build and more.

Technology is great.
DJI drones are great, loved by drone fans around the world.
But if it is immorally used by irresponsible party, well, it does not really become a serious weapon,
it simply becomes a LAUGHING STOCK!


Indian authority seriously considers DJI drones as potential weapon, as shown in the above-mentioned spying incident.
If they themselves have ever used DJI drone for spying, of course they have concerns about being spied by DJI drones.
It is understandable from their point of view.
We shall respect them with a sense of humour.

Most people use DJI drones for fun though, as how people shoot videos at K2 in Pakistan and elsewhere.

Keep an eye for news of India conducting chemical attack on kashmiri with china made agriculture drones next year

Already debunked in many threads. Indian army do not use DJI drones.
Some fake news created by Pakistan, and Chinese here are going haywire.
As of now, there are laws regarding flying drones.
http://www.businessinsider.in/Flyin...n-jail-Know-the-laws/articleshow/53928862.cms

You didn't debunk anything. Indian military can fly the drones, not ordinary Indian civilians without government consent.

 

[faithfulguy]

That's a point.
It seems that DJI drone is way more powerful in terms of spying than their own military UAV (do they have any proper and functioning models? )

How about the new mini but powerful drone Mavic Pro?

@GS Zhou You have lots of drones and have shown us your own amazing videos.
If you have to choose one DJI drone for spying or other military use, which one will you choose?

(@GS Zhou I know it's absurd and simply stupid to use DJI drones in the army!)

So do Indian military get their drones off Amazon or Alibaba?

 

[Jlaw]

So do Indian military get their drones off Amazon or Alibaba?

Maybe flipkart, a Chinese company.

 

[C130]

Hey, it's a civil drone for recreation!
People around the world buy DJI drones crazily for FUN!

DJI – Introducing Phantom 4 Pro

The DJI Phantom 4 Pro redefines the iconic Phantom series, bringing imaging and intelligence to new heights. Its new camera equipped with a larger 1-inch sensor and the ability to capture 4K video at 60fps and while its FlightAutonomy system adds dual rear vision sensors and two infrared sensors for a total of 5 directions of obstacle sensing and greater protection. Creators are also further empowered with a new suite of ActiveTrack and TapFly functions that makes complicated shots easier than ever.

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Flying Phantom 3 at K2 (Pakistan side).

@PaklovesTurkiye @waz @maximuswarrior @Malik Abdullah @LA se Karachi @Arsalan et al

more useful for military purposes. if you could give it more power and endurance to carry a 60mm mortar round that would be a very cost effective weapon system.

 

[Han Patriot]

Maybe flipkart, a Chinese company.

Hhahah, this is funny. The military tries to import Chinese drones secretly and the customs officer confiscate it.

 

[faithfulguy]

Hhahah, this is funny. The military tries to import Chinese drones secretly and the customs officer confiscate it.

And of Course, Indian military will deny everything if asked. It's sad that Indian government is so incompetent that it's military has to relie on civilian drones. Sad.

 

[TaiShang]

Amazing publicity for DJI.

I would love to see them capture a handsome 90% of global civilian drone market.

For this, DJI needs to have some more affordable line-ups.

 

[rcrmj]

Dont you read what you post ?
It says govt authorites have seized the devices from the individual at the bengaluru airport.

And you are chest thumping something else not even mentioned remotely.

that state of art drone is selling like hell all around the world, and no one seems to give a fuss like your funny deluded Indian government does``security threat```seriously ``````

Would it be right if they were made in usa? or made in russia?

you just nailed it````slave mentality once installed by their former master, its difficult to get rid off it``

 

[Chhatrapati]

You didn't debunk anything. Indian military can fly the drones, not ordinary Indian civilians without government consent.

May be you should read the OP. It's a civilian who was detained in the Airport. Now the thread about Pakistan shooting down Indian army drone was a fake news. I'm lazy to quote the thread, it was running a year ago. You can search it and read them.

 

[Dungeness]

Would it be right if they were made in usa? or made in russia?

Actually,this is a very good question. For some reason, Indians seem to react differently to anything Chinese.

 

[Han Patriot]

I think we should really consider selling them these drone. Collaborate with the French, where their job is to do marketing and we can sell it at RAFAEL pricing rate. Instead of 1k USD$, we sell them at 10k USD$ with 'technology transfer'.

 

[ashok321]

Maybe flipkart, a Chinese company.

How is (Flipkart) an Indian company a Chinese company?

 

[Fledgingwings]

Actually,this is a very good question. For some reason, Indians seem to react differently to anything Chinese.

Thats exactly what I was trying to point out.every time an indian sees the word china and pakistan they feel a strange itch.

that state of art drone is selling like hell all around the world, and no one seems to give a fuss like your funny deluded Indian government does``security threat```seriously ``````


you just nailed it````slave mentality once installed by their former master, its difficult to get rid off it``

Right ! actually indians always feel a strange itch whenever they hear or see two words.China and Pakistan.

 

[Avon]

May be you should read the OP. It's a civilian who was detained in the Airport. Now the thread about Pakistan shooting down Indian army drone was a fake news. I'm lazy to quote the thread, it was running a year ago. You can search it and read them.

You speaking to a wall. They have found a topic to bash IA , what you say now wouldnt make a difference, and yea i just came to know flipkart is a Chinese company,thats a news to me .