Force highest display brightness?

[Mike Dee]

Where did you see that? The FAA website doesn't say that? https://www.faa.gov/uas/getting_started/register_drone/

It's very confusing.....some things I read say it's future but I'm not sure

 

[BigMosley]

It's very confusing.....some things I read say it's future but I'm not sure

Yes that's what I read also, it will be a future requirement. I believe right now if you're planning on using your drone for a job you'll need a different license with more issues.

 

[Mike Dee]

Yes that's what I read also, it will be a future requirement. I believe right now if you're planning on using your drone for a job you'll need a different license with more issues.

No....just recreational. How did you label your drone

 

[BigMosley]

No....just recreational. How did you label your drone

I had a label maker so I printed out the code and put it on the right side of the drone so its easily seen when in flight, similar to this picture.

 

[Mike Dee]

I had a label maker so I printed out the code and put it on the right side of the drone so its easily seen when in flight, similar to this picture.

Nice..... I might just tape a piece of paper temporarily. They specify a permant label, etched or sharpie but they aren't very specific about permanent. A friend of mine has a trophy store and I might have him make me something

 

[BigMosley]

Nice..... I might just tape a piece of paper temporarily. They specify a permant label, etched or sharpie but they aren't very specific about permanent. A friend of mine has a trophy store and I might have him make me something

Just grab a label maker I think I got mine for like $15 on Amazon. I also don't know when you renewal your FAA permit in 2 years if it will change, so might not be a good idea to write on the drone with permanent marker.

 

[Mike Dee]

Just grab a label maker I think I got mine for like $15 on Amazon. I also don't know when you renewal your FAA permit in 2 years if it will change, so might not be a good idea to write on the drone with permanent marker.

It's 3 years and definitely not using a marker

 

[BigMosley]

It's 3 years and definitely not using a marker

Yeah 3 years lol where I live there is no law so if it wasn't just $5 I probably wouldn't even have cared about the rules lol

 

[Mike Dee]

Yeah 3 years lol where I live there is no law so if it wasn't just $5 I probably wouldn't even have cared about the rules lol

Since FAA is federal I'm going to try and follow the rules. I'm not sure it's policed very well or anyone cares. I'm sure if you fly in restricted or crowded areas you might get rousted.

 

[mustang7757]

Since FAA is federal I'm going to try and follow the rules. I'm not sure it's policed very well or anyone cares. I'm sure if you fly in restricted or crowded areas you might get rousted.

Well with my Note 20U telescope lens I can report you if you don't follow the rules I'm a caring citizen

 

[Mike Dee]

Well with my Note 20U telescope lens I can report you if you don't follow the rules I'm a caring citizen

Too many clouds in you neighborhood. Especially that black one that keeps following you.

 

[mustang7757]

Too many clouds in you neighborhood. Especially that black one that keeps following you.

 

[Mike Dee]

Yeah 3 years lol where I live there is no law so if it wasn't just $5 I probably wouldn't even have cared about the rules lol

Not until next year

 

[BigMosley]

Not until next yearView attachment 330295

Looks like even more changes are coming, seems like a lot. https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/28/22203398/faa-remote-id-rules-location-night-over-people

 

[Mike Dee]

Looks like even more changes are coming, seems like a lot. https://www.theverge.com/2020/12/28/22203398/faa-remote-id-rules-location-night-over-people

I didn't know that. Seems like the broadcast thing can easily be done with DJI software through your phone.