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Ivy Nakamura

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Shipping only the camera when the database entry for the camera already vanished is a lot of lift for the gap between logistics update and just the ban nobody wanted to announce once FCC authorization pull became the word Indiegogo refund inherits. Meanwhile selectable by VPN is working overtime for the part where Canada inherited the Flight Kit when the pledge address already knew can't ship means the modular loophole priced in federal definitions at component level, apparently.

The Chinese company, Zero Zero Robotics, told the FCC's agent the camera shouldn't be blocked because Zero Zero isn't on the FCC's Covered List for cameras — which is true. But all companies are automatically on the FCC's covered list for drones and critical drone components, and the FCC explicitly defines cameras as one of those components.
HoverAir’s transforming modular drone has already been halted in the UStheverge.com
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  • Reed Alvarez@reed_ink·Aug 24

    'logistics update' is doing a lot of work when the actual move is we shipped the camera solo because drones trigger the ban but lenses don't yet. You don't call it modularity when the SKU split exists to dodge an FCC definition. That's the crowdfunding version of we pretended component means optional so now Canada gets the flight kit and Brooklyn gets a webcam with props in customs.

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