Just bought a Mavic Air 2S. Got my 107 a couple of weeks ago. Planning on learning the basics to start a business this year as a side hustle first, then legit in 12 months!
Not complying with this garbage does not make you "dangerous" or a bad person, complying with this is going along with the the destruction of our hobby by big business.
@@altitudeuniversity It doesn't keep us safe, it keeps us controlled and a source of income. I've been flying RC for decades, registering does NOT change anything.
I bought an m300rtk and intend to use it for photogrammetry and LIDAR surveys eventually. I bought it from an engineering company that does RR inspections. I can only hope it's in good working order 😅
@@edruttledge342 I think they have a complex task trying to balance the flood of drones entering the skies compared to crewed aircraft. A bit of an over-correction, but as time goes on hopefully, it is a little more balanced :)
Can I register the new drones under a company name rather than my personal name. So as when if these drones are identified in the field it will only refer to a company name rather than my personal name.???
Hello, yes you can register a drone under a company name. Go to the DroneZone, and when it asks for the Part 107 Account Name, use the company name. Good luck!
@altitudeuniversity A huge Thank you, I passed the 107 day before yesterday and have 4 drones I haven't even opened yet. 2 mavic 3's,1 pro 1 thermal, 1 matrice 30T, and an air3. I have a feeling that eventually I'll get attention, and if I find out if a name comes up on their app, I'll let you know.
I still have my Phantom 4 Pro. I think I registered it 5 years ago when I purchase it. I haven't been utilizing my part 107 licsent, as a matter of fact it's need to be renewed next month
Hello, it depends on how you will use it. If you are just flying it for fun and nothing else, no. But, if you are using it for anything that is considered commercial, that would include things like loading the videos to social media, then yes, you would. How do you plan to use it?
@@randomkind1001 Then you will definitely need to get your part 107 license. Check out our course, we think you'll like it www.altitude-university.com/enroll
Hello, thanks for the question. The video explains everything you need to do to register your drone. Because the Air 3S is over 250g, it does need to be registered. I hope that helps!
Thank you so much for showing how to register step by step. I just got my dji minii 4 pro the fly more combo. Do i need to register it? Because I heard that it need to and some poeple say do not need to. Thank you for the video
Hello, it depends on what you want to use it for. If you are just flying for fun, not even posting stuff on UA-cam, then you probably do not. If you are flying for commercial purposes in any way, you need to register it. Registration is only $5 for three years, so when in doubt, register.
depends on what batteries it came with as well. if it doesnt need say under 250 on the battery case then it does put you above the eligible weight and will need to be registered.
We aren't very familiar with EU laws. You may find what you are looking for at EASA www.easa.europa.eu/en/domains/civil-drones-rpas/open-category-civil-drones
According to the FAA "All drones must be registered, except those that weigh 0.55 pounds or less (less than 250 grams) and are flown under the Exception for Limited Recreational Operations."
Hello, it depends on how you want to use the drone. If you are just flying for fun, not even posting stuff on UA-cam, then you probably do not. If you are flying for commercial purposes in any way, you need to register it. Registration is only $5 for three years, so when in doubt, register.
Hello, and thanks for checking out our content. You will always need to verify the area is clear to fly in, regardless of the type of drone you are flying. As for registration are you flying it as a hobby or commercially?
@@MiggyDLegend Interestingly enough, the FAA considers posting (even when you are not making money) as commercial work. So, you will need to get the drone registered. The good news is it is only $5.
Hello, for drones that do not have one you must purchase a Remote ID module. Check out our video on some of the offerings ua-cam.com/video/1BlKOfePPfQ/v-deo.html and ua-cam.com/video/neUkYDODL_M/v-deo.html
@@Joshinyou If you load the footage to UA-cam you need a Part 107 license. The FAA considers UA-cam commercial work. The remote ID serial number should be in the battery compartment on the drone. it is the same serial number as the drone. Even if you don't think you will be making money by posting the footage on UA-cam the FAA can still hit you on it if they choose to. A lot of people don't realize it, but that is technically what the law says. I hope that helps, thanks for watching the video!
That's the 5 dollar license correct? I've taken the trust test certification as well as paid for recreational use 5 dollars now in the process of paying another 5 dollars per the 107
Just paid and registered for the part 107 I wish I could email you pictures of what I've done so far as I have printed out what I've needed to as well saved in my email. Would I need to list both numbers on the underside of my drone 🤔
@@Joshinyou Hello, if you only have one drone, you can just list the registration number that is associated with commercial work. There is no need to put the other number since the commercial registration number can cover both. I hope that helps.
Have been trying to get my drones registered for days. The registration link is dead. Notice of maintenance on 09/29/2024, but nothing to indicate why it’s not working currently.
I had mini 3 pro drone earlier howver now I have ordered mini 4 pro on exchange and planning for Italy trip in few weeks so I would like to know about the registration and permit applications Thanks
I'm 17 years old and bought a DJI Mini 3 (not Pro) because I'd like to start up a business to make some extra money. I also just really like photography.
Awesome! Starting a drone business is a great option to make some extra money that may become a full-time gig. How long have you had your drone license?
@@maxen3907@maxen3907 Well, you definitely should start with getting your license. You are obviously past the 16-year-old limit. What is your plan? Are you going to learn on your own, use a course like ours, or something else?
Since the mini 2 se is less than 250 grams (it's 249 grams) if you are only flying for fun, it would not need to be registered. That is assuming it would never be used commercially (that includes loading the videos on to UA-cam). But, registration is only $5 so if you are worried about it there is no harm in registering it just in case.
Sir I registered my drone yesterday and it cost me over $50+$2.25 shipping charge total of $52.25 for 3 years registration. I’m I being scam? or did I pay for something else that I don’t really need? Thanks
Hello, I'm sorry to say that you must have registered your drone through the services that charge for this and are not directly connected to the FAA. The FAA charges $5 for drone registration, and that is it. I would request your money back, go to the FAADroneZone site, and register it on your own. Good luck!
Excelent video! I really enjoyed your videos they are very informative and in a logical sequence. I just purchased the DJI Air 3 for fun and can wait to use it "after registering the drone with the FAA. Q: Do we have any other requirements for Calif 0:03 ornia? Thank you!
Thanks for the positive feedback! You'll like the Air 3, I have one and love it. The only requirement is to register it, and if you are flying for profit, you must get a Part 107 license.
Hello, because the Mavic 3 classic weighs more than 0.55 pounds it would need to be registered. If you are just flying for fun, you can have one registration number for all of your drones. You will also need to check out the remote ID requirements.
i just got a Glorale x38 and its like 368 grams. i dont see any numbers on it, the controller or the papers. im confused as to the remote id requirements. if my drone was built before March 16, 2024 is it exempt? and also some say that the remote id is in the app on my phone?
Hello, I'm not familiar with that specific drone. Your best bet is to contact the manufacturer and ask them for the serial number. Your drone will need to comply with remote ID. The app may broadcast your location, but the drone itself also needs to broadcast. You can buy a separate module to do this. Check out our video on Dronetag ua-cam.com/video/neUkYDODL_M/v-deo.html
Hello! question: Im planning to take my test by end of month, for my new drone that I just bought and plan to use commercially , can I register as part 107 remote ID now or do I have to wait until I pass my test? thanks!
Hello, you can register at anytime, you just can't legally fly it commercially until you have your license. Registration is instantaneous and only good for three years. We recommend waiting till you pass the exam and registering it then. It will save you from losing a month of your 3 year registration period. Good luck with the exam!
N-Numbers are associated with crewed aircraft. Drone registration numbers start with FA. The video will show the steps for registering a drone but not a crewed aircraft. As for questions regarding needing a corporation or not, we always recommend contacting an attorney or other legal professional. We hope that helps!
@@altitudeuniversity Yes, im gonna wait for my connection flight to Bahamas, im just scared from confiscation on the airports is that posible, thank you bro🙏🏽
@@andrijaarsovic5308 I doubt that will happen. Registration is required to fly it and if you are just bringing it into the airport you should be fine. Safe travels!
If you plan to fly it you will need to register it and you should take the TRUST exam as well. You can not fly commercially without a Part 107 license though.
The issue with registering a drone/aircraft under Part 107 appear when users have a drone/aircraft without Standard Remote ID. The first question: Does your drone broadcast FAA Remote ID information? YES or NO If you check NO the screen changes and drops the UAS serial number field. If you Check YES and then for UAS Type select Remote ID Broadcast Module and for REMOTE ID SERIAL NUMBER use the SERIAL NUMBER of the REMOTE ID MODULE you are done, you do not register the REMOTE ID MODULE or pay a second $5. I have no idea why the FAA has a YES / NO, NO only works for recreational flyer so why the question is on the PART 107 registration makes no sense.
It has to do with whether or not the module is a part of the drone (the manufacturer made it) or if it is a stand-alone model. Standard remote ID is like how a DJI Air 3 has remote ID built into it. The version that requires a registration and additional fee, is if your drone did not come with remote ID built-in and you purchased a separate unit like those made by Zing and DroneTag. I hope that helps clarify it a bit.
And since you're flying an illegal drone when 'Karen' turns you in you lose it and are fined or someone goes off the rails and shoots it you have no recourse. The fight to stop the FAA overreach is done by educating your political creatures, not by breaking the law.
I clicked on this because it was one of the shortest videos about registration. No fat, just basic instructions. Thank you.
Thanks for checking out our content! We are glad you found it helpful!
Just bought a Mavic Air 2S. Got my 107 a couple of weeks ago. Planning on learning the basics to start a business this year as a side hustle first, then legit in 12 months!
Awesome! We wish you the best on your journey. Please keep us posted on your success!
Thank you so much! My previous registration just expired (12/31/23). This walked me through the process without a hitch! Up and registered again! 😀
Thank you for your help. I just registered my new Dji mavic 3 classic following your instructions. Fly safe guys…
Awesome! Let us know how you enjoy flying it!
Just bought the dji mini 3, And i am using it for Traveling, taking videos and photos.
Enjoy the new drone, and happy flying!
Thanks for making this. This was really helpful!
Thank you for taking the time to look at our content!
Yeah. Not going to do that.
Not complying with this garbage does not make you "dangerous" or a bad person, complying with this is going along with the the destruction of our hobby by big business.
We always recommend following the rules. While it may seem like a needless thing it helps to keep us all safe :)
@@LeoH3L1 Following the rules is always the way to go. Thanks for your comment.
@@altitudeuniversity The rules in tyrannical regimes too?
Sorry no, just following the rules is too similar to "just following orders."
@@altitudeuniversity It doesn't keep us safe, it keeps us controlled and a source of income.
I've been flying RC for decades, registering does NOT change anything.
I have the DJI Air 3. I plan on taking and passing the part 107 so I can fly to further business and make money while doing so.
Thanks it helped I got registered quickly!
Thank you for watching our video :)
I bought an m300rtk and intend to use it for photogrammetry and LIDAR surveys eventually. I bought it from an engineering company that does RR inspections. I can only hope it's in good working order 😅
That's a great drone, let us know how it is working for you!
Thank you! Very helpful!
Thank you for watching our content!
Now of we could only get the FAA to be as attentive to plug door assembly as they are with RID.
They definitely have a lot on their plate now with all the issues happening in crewed aircraft.
@altitudeuniversity Is it possible that the FAA fell into focusing on bureaucratic minutia as opposed
to considering real-world risk prioritization?
@@edruttledge342 I think they have a complex task trying to balance the flood of drones entering the skies compared to crewed aircraft. A bit of an over-correction, but as time goes on hopefully, it is a little more balanced :)
Can I register the new drones under a company name rather than my personal name. So as when if these drones are identified in the field it will only refer to a company name rather than my personal name.???
Hello, yes you can register a drone under a company name. Go to the DroneZone, and when it asks for the Part 107 Account Name, use the company name. Good luck!
@altitudeuniversity A huge Thank you, I passed the 107 day before yesterday and have 4 drones I haven't even opened yet. 2 mavic 3's,1 pro 1 thermal, 1 matrice 30T, and an air3. I have a feeling that eventually I'll get attention, and if I find out if a name comes up on their app, I'll let you know.
@@Lookin4Things Congrats on passing the exam! We wish you the best in your career as a commercial drone pilot!
I still have my Phantom 4 Pro. I think I registered it 5 years ago when I purchase it. I haven't been utilizing my part 107 licsent, as a matter of fact it's need to be renewed next month
If it was 5 years ago, you'll need to reregister. Make sure to check out dronezone and see what is in your inventory. Have a great day!
you have to +add service before you can see it to your left. Great video
I'm considering getting the FIMI X8SE 2022 V2 drone. It is above 250g. Would I also need to get a Remote Pilot Certificate from the FAA?
Hello, it depends on how you will use it. If you are just flying it for fun and nothing else, no. But, if you are using it for anything that is considered commercial, that would include things like loading the videos to social media, then yes, you would. How do you plan to use it?
@@altitudeuniversity, Mainly I would use it to take an aerial photograph that I would try to sell.
@@randomkind1001 Then you will definitely need to get your part 107 license. Check out our course, we think you'll like it www.altitude-university.com/enroll
Just purchased a DJI Air 3S for recreational use and would like to know if I still register it and how
Hello, thanks for the question. The video explains everything you need to do to register your drone. Because the Air 3S is over 250g, it does need to be registered. I hope that helps!
I got to register my dji air 3 thanks for the help
Thanks for taking a look at our content!
Thank you so much for showing how to register step by step. I just got my dji minii 4 pro the fly more combo. Do i need to register it? Because I heard that it need to and some poeple say do not need to. Thank you for the video
Hello, it depends on what you want to use it for. If you are just flying for fun, not even posting stuff on UA-cam, then you probably do not. If you are flying for commercial purposes in any way, you need to register it. Registration is only $5 for three years, so when in doubt, register.
depends on what batteries it came with as well. if it doesnt need say under 250 on the battery case then it does put you above the eligible weight and will need to be registered.
@@ETEskaterETE Thanks for the feedback! It all comes down to the total weight at takeoff, so yes, the batteries can affect it too. Thanks!
Do you need to register a dji 2 se in EU
We aren't very familiar with EU laws. You may find what you are looking for at EASA www.easa.europa.eu/en/domains/civil-drones-rpas/open-category-civil-drones
Registering my pilatus pc21. My first rc plane :)
What about Home built drones? I build my own.
According to the FAA "All drones must be registered, except those that weigh 0.55 pounds or less (less than 250 grams) and are flown under the Exception for Limited Recreational Operations."
Working on getting my certificate for drones for our county. Than will get one for myself.
Best of luck on your journey. What country are you trying to get certified in?
@@altitudeuniversity Muscatine, Iowa
@@firechief40 I thought you said "country," not "county" LOL. Best of luck getting your cert. I've used drones with SAR and it is great.
I have DJI 4k, 249g, do I still have to register?
Hello, it depends on how you want to use the drone. If you are just flying for fun, not even posting stuff on UA-cam, then you probably do not. If you are flying for commercial purposes in any way, you need to register it. Registration is only $5 for three years, so when in doubt, register.
So does that mean that I can fly a JDI mini 4 pro without registering it? and I guess I just need to check if the area I'm flying is clear to fly yes?
Hello, and thanks for checking out our content. You will always need to verify the area is clear to fly in, regardless of the type of drone you are flying. As for registration are you flying it as a hobby or commercially?
@@altitudeuniversity Hobby and just posting in my personal IG but not sale or anything.
@@MiggyDLegend Interestingly enough, the FAA considers posting (even when you are not making money) as commercial work. So, you will need to get the drone registered. The good news is it is only $5.
@altitudeuniversity Oh wow thank you so much!
How you associate a Remote ID broadcast module in part 107 to a drone that does not have one ?
Hello, for drones that do not have one you must purchase a Remote ID module. Check out our video on some of the offerings ua-cam.com/video/1BlKOfePPfQ/v-deo.html and ua-cam.com/video/neUkYDODL_M/v-deo.html
DJI MINI 3 RECREATIONAL just for fun... But just incase I do want to upload on youtube if my channel takes off I need a registration number ya know
REMOTE ID SERIAL NUMBER * cant find this information >.
@@Joshinyou If you load the footage to UA-cam you need a Part 107 license. The FAA considers UA-cam commercial work. The remote ID serial number should be in the battery compartment on the drone. it is the same serial number as the drone.
Even if you don't think you will be making money by posting the footage on UA-cam the FAA can still hit you on it if they choose to. A lot of people don't realize it, but that is technically what the law says.
I hope that helps, thanks for watching the video!
That's the 5 dollar license correct? I've taken the trust test certification as well as paid for recreational use 5 dollars now in the process of paying another 5 dollars per the 107
Just paid and registered for the part 107 I wish I could email you pictures of what I've done so far as I have printed out what I've needed to as well saved in my email. Would I need to list both numbers on the underside of my drone 🤔
@@Joshinyou Hello, if you only have one drone, you can just list the registration number that is associated with commercial work. There is no need to put the other number since the commercial registration number can cover both. I hope that helps.
Have been trying to get my drones registered for days. The registration link is dead. Notice of maintenance on 09/29/2024, but nothing to indicate why it’s not working currently.
I just tried and got the same maintenance error. If you click the X to close the box, it looks like it will let you register.
I had mini 3 pro drone earlier howver now I have ordered mini 4 pro on exchange and planning for Italy trip in few weeks so I would like to know about the registration and permit applications
Thanks
We're not sure what the rules are for flying a drone in Italy, but you can take a look at the EASA site, www.easa.europa.eu/en/domains/civil-drones
DJI Air 3 - Hobby, just messing for around with.
If it is just for fun you can register all your drones under a single registration number.
I'm 17 years old and bought a DJI Mini 3 (not Pro) because I'd like to start up a business to make some extra money. I also just really like photography.
Awesome! Starting a drone business is a great option to make some extra money that may become a full-time gig. How long have you had your drone license?
@@altitudeuniversity I don’t have it yet
@@maxen3907@maxen3907 Well, you definitely should start with getting your license. You are obviously past the 16-year-old limit. What is your plan? Are you going to learn on your own, use a course like ours, or something else?
Do I have to register my DJI mini 2 se in Michigan if I just wanna use it for parks and vacations.
Since the mini 2 se is less than 250 grams (it's 249 grams) if you are only flying for fun, it would not need to be registered. That is assuming it would never be used commercially (that includes loading the videos on to UA-cam). But, registration is only $5 so if you are worried about it there is no harm in registering it just in case.
Sir I registered my drone yesterday and it cost me over $50+$2.25 shipping charge total of $52.25 for 3 years registration. I’m I being scam? or did I pay for something else that I don’t really need? Thanks
Hello, I'm sorry to say that you must have registered your drone through the services that charge for this and are not directly connected to the FAA. The FAA charges $5 for drone registration, and that is it. I would request your money back, go to the FAADroneZone site, and register it on your own. Good luck!
Excelent video! I really enjoyed your videos they are very informative and in a logical sequence. I just purchased the DJI Air 3 for fun and can wait to use it "after registering the drone with the FAA. Q: Do we have any other requirements for Calif 0:03 ornia? Thank you!
Thanks for the positive feedback! You'll like the Air 3, I have one and love it. The only requirement is to register it, and if you are flying for profit, you must get a Part 107 license.
So with a Mavic 3 classic that is only for fun does or does not need to be registered?
Hello, because the Mavic 3 classic weighs more than 0.55 pounds it would need to be registered. If you are just flying for fun, you can have one registration number for all of your drones. You will also need to check out the remote ID requirements.
i just got a Glorale x38 and its like 368 grams. i dont see any numbers on it, the controller or the papers. im confused as to the remote id requirements. if my drone was built before March 16, 2024 is it exempt? and also some say that the remote id is in the app on my phone?
Hello, I'm not familiar with that specific drone. Your best bet is to contact the manufacturer and ask them for the serial number.
Your drone will need to comply with remote ID. The app may broadcast your location, but the drone itself also needs to broadcast. You can buy a separate module to do this. Check out our video on Dronetag ua-cam.com/video/neUkYDODL_M/v-deo.html
Mavic air 2, vacation photography for clients, moving to Medellin Columbia
It's a good drone! Safe travels!
Hello! question: Im planning to take my test by end of month, for my new drone that I just bought and plan to use commercially , can I register as part 107 remote ID now or do I have to wait until I pass my test? thanks!
Hello, you can register at anytime, you just can't legally fly it commercially until you have your license. Registration is instantaneous and only good for three years. We recommend waiting till you pass the exam and registering it then. It will save you from losing a month of your 3 year registration period. Good luck with the exam!
I hady drone stolen from my commercial vehicle how can I find out where it is
What type of drone was it?
When am i required to have a N- registration number? is a construction corp required?
N-Numbers are associated with crewed aircraft. Drone registration numbers start with FA. The video will show the steps for registering a drone but not a crewed aircraft. As for questions regarding needing a corporation or not, we always recommend contacting an attorney or other legal professional. We hope that helps!
I have Dji Mini 2 Se so I require Ragitar In Usa 🇺🇸 Tennessee state?
If you are flying a drone commercially, they all need to be registered. How are you using your drone?
Just fun nd some photography only
@@Apple_143 If you plan on doing anything commercial, it will need to be registered. It's thankfully an easy process and only $5!
Thanks human
Thank you!
@altitudeuniversity hi
@@KontehK-x7v Hello thanks for checking out our content!
Im not US citizen, and i am going to Bahamas, im gonna stay 5h at Miami airport, do i need a registration for my dron? Thanks in advance
If you are not flying the drone, you will not need to register it. I am assuming you are just having it as a carry-on for your flight, right?
@@altitudeuniversity Yes, im gonna wait for my connection flight to Bahamas, im just scared from confiscation on the airports is that posible, thank you bro🙏🏽
@@altitudeuniversity dron cofiscation..
@@andrijaarsovic5308 I doubt that will happen. Registration is required to fly it and if you are just bringing it into the airport you should be fine. Safe travels!
Do we need register drone if we are foreign?
Are you flying the drone in the United States?
If you plan to fly it you will need to register it and you should take the TRUST exam as well. You can not fly commercially without a Part 107 license though.
@@altitudeuniversitythank you:)
The issue with registering a drone/aircraft under Part 107 appear when users have a drone/aircraft without Standard Remote ID. The first question: Does your drone broadcast FAA Remote ID information? YES or NO If you check NO the screen changes and drops the UAS serial number field. If you Check YES and then for UAS Type select Remote ID Broadcast Module and for REMOTE ID SERIAL NUMBER use the SERIAL NUMBER of the REMOTE ID MODULE you are done, you do not register the REMOTE ID MODULE or pay a second $5. I have no idea why the FAA has a YES / NO, NO only works for recreational flyer so why the question is on the PART 107 registration makes no sense.
It has to do with whether or not the module is a part of the drone (the manufacturer made it) or if it is a stand-alone model. Standard remote ID is like how a DJI Air 3 has remote ID built into it. The version that requires a registration and additional fee, is if your drone did not come with remote ID built-in and you purchased a separate unit like those made by Zing and DroneTag. I hope that helps clarify it a bit.
Dji Air 3
I have the Air 3 and love it. It is a very capable drone.
Not gonna comply lol I don't post videos of my flights so until I see the FAA police I don't care
We know many people feel the same as you do and all we can say is we encourage everyone to fly safe and legally :) Be safe out there!
And since you're flying an illegal drone when 'Karen' turns you in you lose it and are fined or someone goes off the rails and shoots it you have no recourse. The fight to stop the FAA overreach is done by educating your political creatures, not by breaking the law.
Seems we need the same bull crap with rc planes!!
i will not comply