Reading online DJI recently put a package atop Mt. Everest on some sort of mission. Quite a feat for a prop powered drone. Understand why it is such a popular brand here in the US. It works.
So the US solution is to ban it rather than compete and try to offer a competitve product? I think it is a weak argument DJI being a risk to national security. If the US cannot protect against info gathering by a drone, then there are bigger problems to deal with at the national level than banning DJI. But then again, US wasn't able to down a balloon drifting fully across the country. Probably need to ban them too. That'll fix those commie pinko's. -AC
So the US solution is to ban it rather than compete and try to offer a competitve product? I think it is a weak argument DJI being a risk to national security. If the US cannot protect against info gathering by a drone, then there are bigger problems to deal with at the national level than banning DJI. But then again, US wasn't able to down a balloon drifting fully across the country. Probably need to ban them too. That'll fix those commie pinko's. -AC