I had already registered mine. Does this mean we can remove the serial number they gave it when we registered?
"New Jersey Legislators Approve Penalties For Drunk Droning New Jersey state legislators approved a ban on operating drones while inebriated on Monday, approving legislation that would punish drunk or high pilots with up to six months in prison or a $1,000 fine 39-0 in the State Senate and 65-0 in the State Assembly..." https://gizmodo.com/new-jersey-legislators-approve-penalties-for-drunk-dron-1821897877
The No Drinking while Droning Law defines a drone as follows “'Unmanned aircraft' means an aircraft that is operated without the possibility of direct human intervention from within or on the aircraft." http://www.njleg.state.nj.us/2016/Bills/A9999/5205_I1.HTM The N.J. Drone Law does not define aircraft. There are two general definitions of "aircraft": Websters: a vehicle that is capable of flight ("a vehicle is a machine that can carry/transport people or goods.") Oxford Dictionary: a machine that is capable of flight This Law is clearly not aimed aimed at "vehicles." Sooo, while it is not a good idea to fly a R/C toy airplane while under the influence in any state, it appears that there will be a risk of being found guilty of committing a legal infraction to fly a R/C toy airplane while under the influence in New Jersey.
"Want to make six figures? Try being a drone pilot Despite what some call an oversaturated market, these freelance drone pilots say they’re making more than $100,000 a year... 'You can earn a couple hundred bucks for a package of real estate photos,' said Denver-based drone pilot Vic Moss, who is also a co-owner of the online community Drone U. 'Flying drones part-time can earn you $500 or $600 a week, and by flying full-time, you can make six-figures annually. Flying for big name companies can net you $3,500 a day.'...” https://www.marketwatch.com/story/want-to-make-six-figures-try-being-a-drone-pilot-2018-08-10
