In fairness it's not there just for drones. I don't recall the exact numbers but I think no aircraft within 20 miles can fly at all - period. 20-32 you need a flight plan. 

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> 32 mile radius?  A little excessive, no?  Heck why not make it 320 miles or even 3,200 miles?   Can anyone justify why someone can't fly a "drone" out over the Pacific ocean or 1/3 of the way across the state of California from Levi's Stadium. On top of that, a little 7th grade math (before common core) means the FAA has to enforce the TFR over three thousand square miles of land and if my calculations are correct, about 11,000 cubic miles of airspace (up to 17,999 feet).  I didn't know they had the resources to do that. When the FAA does stuff like this lose credibility in my mind.  I guess the next step is to implement the same restriction during any pro sport game, basically shutting down the entire country's populated area from flying any kind of model plane.  There ain't enough meds in CVS to cause me to think we're on the right track with all this "drone" stuff. Frank the Hitchhiker.
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