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originally posted by: Macenroe82
Hey guys,
An interesting video came in this afternoon.
Im posting a link to it because I want some input from you all.
This object apparently flew over the city of Toronto in a minute and a half - with multiple witnesses in differing parts of the city.
Some of you know my full time job involves Drones, so I'm very familiar with how they fly, their differing capabilities between a consumer level drone vs an industrial level drone.
All consumer and industrial level Drones need to be equipped with always-on red lights, and blinking or off green
originally posted by: Macenroe82
a reply to: joelr
Sorry, I should have clarified better.
No commercially available drone - that can go beyond 100 meters or so in altitude, cannot have lights.
A hobbyist can do whatever they want with their drone.
However, if someone is spending the money to build a drone (racing quads excluded due to weight limitations) the owner is usually responsible and includes orientation lights at the very least.
ETA:
Did the object look like this at night?
These are Lume cubes.
Ive been using them since they were a Kickstarter.
However, these past few years they are becoming more and more common.
1500 Lumen each cube.