chopper fly overs

[axalotlle]

Hello fellow tokers,

 

First post in a couple years, tried to find a thread about this but everything is from a while ago.

 

My question is does anyone have any knowledge as to how the logistics of a copper chopper operation goes down? (In NSW to be more specific)

I was told that they usually only do 1 or 2 fly overs per year because of the cost of such a operation. Is this correct? Assuming they have not been tipped off to a huge crop worth busting of course. My apologies if this has already been covered, looking into it online most of it applies more to America.

 

Anyways it's starting to get that time of year again stay safe fellow travelers never get sloppy!

 

the more info the better. :)

 

peace

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[afgahn bob]

don'+ ge+ me going on choppers

if i+ ain'+ choppers i+'s bloodi drones

if u happen 2 have one buzzin around,(above) ure house wi+h no ligh+s or beacons

+hen expec+ a visi+

don'+ know wha+ sor+a +ech used,i was'n+ ven+ing or had ligh+s on so doub+ if f.l.i.r woulda helped em

 

blacked ou+ choppers, so no+ mi fav subjec+

[ooodog]

Google drug Bust In Geraldton. Last month

[Auqadoll]

Drones have a very limited fly time and you have to be

at the longest i think it was something like 2km away. I was recently invited to see the Army using new drones in action

 

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[afgahn bob]

+ruck wi+h moni+ors parks couple of blocks over

does a fli over area +arge+ed,

and whole show moves nex+ couple blocks

[billygoat]

I use a drone at work.

 

It can only fly up to around 25 minutes at a time but only need to land it swap a battery and go again, but it can cover quite a lot of ground in that time. It can travel up to 80km/hr and I can fly up to 7kms away under ideal conditions.

 

It captures Full HD video and can be equipped with any number of other devices, Infra red etc. I’ve even heard of agricultural uses which can identify plant health etc. so it’s not unreasonable to suspect that they could be used to specifically identify cannabis when flying large areas.

 

I’m surprised the police don’t operate them. Or operate more of them if they already do.

[Indycar]

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I’m surprised the police don’t operate them. Or operate more of them if they already do.

 

They do already for overhead view of where serious crimes have taken place. The Firies have them as well for suspected arson cases, as well as looking for hot spots still remaining on big jobs (infrared).

Edited January 24, 2018 by Indycar

[pedro de pacas]

Drones, the reason shotty's were invented all them years ago, bit of foresight there hey lol 

[billygoat]

Drones, the reason shotty's were invented all them years ago, bit of foresight there hey lol

, problem is, the camera would probably record you shooting it and the on board gps would pin point it’s location when signal was lost.

[Indycar]

Need something like a radio jammer that emits a signal over your property. Once it drops out of the sky, pick it up, turn it off and throw the fuckin' thing back out onto the road or elewhere.