I enjoy playing Golf Orbit whenever I have free time. It's a simple yet very enjoyable golf game that allows me to relax and hone my ball-striking skills in a beautiful environment without requiring too much time commitment.
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Jan 14
Basically it doesn't change a thing for DJI or Autel. You can buy and use existing already FCC approved equipment, but no new drones or subsystems like an improved RC-2 controller.
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Jan 13
Geometry Dash offers short but intense levels that demand precision, quick reactions, and strong rhythm awareness from start to finish.
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Jan 08
I hate to turn to ChatGPT but it’s hard to decode government notices. Here are the basics:
The FCC’s January 7, 2026 update creates a narrow, temporary carve-out to the December 2025 Covered List decision by exempting two specific categories of UAS and components through January 1, 2027: systems on the DoD’s Blue UAS Cleared List and platforms that qualify as Buy American “domestic end products.” This action does not reverse the underlying national-security determination on foreign-produced UAS, nor does it apply to equipment explicitly listed under FY25 NDAA Section 1709.
Instead, it provides short-term operational and procurement relief for vetted or predominantly domestic systems while reinforcing federal intent to accelerate a transition toward a resilient, U.S.-based drone industrial base.…
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Jan 14
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Thank you. I was about to do the same thing because these notices are extremely obtuse.
I enjoy playing Golf Orbit whenever I have free time. It's a simple yet very enjoyable golf game that allows me to relax and hone my ball-striking skills in a beautiful environment without requiring too much time commitment.
Basically it doesn't change a thing for DJI or Autel. You can buy and use existing already FCC approved equipment, but no new drones or subsystems like an improved RC-2 controller.
Geometry Dash offers short but intense levels that demand precision, quick reactions, and strong rhythm awareness from start to finish.
I hate to turn to ChatGPT but it’s hard to decode government notices. Here are the basics:
The FCC’s January 7, 2026 update creates a narrow, temporary carve-out to the December 2025 Covered List decision by exempting two specific categories of UAS and components through January 1, 2027: systems on the DoD’s Blue UAS Cleared List and platforms that qualify as Buy American “domestic end products.” This action does not reverse the underlying national-security determination on foreign-produced UAS, nor does it apply to equipment explicitly listed under FY25 NDAA Section 1709.
Instead, it provides short-term operational and procurement relief for vetted or predominantly domestic systems while reinforcing federal intent to accelerate a transition toward a resilient, U.S.-based drone industrial base.…
Well that’s clear as mud….